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Now, let us verify the access by using your elinks and curl, so we will go into our C10 system,

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client 10 system first, we are going to run this elinks command elinks.

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--dump.

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We are going to specify https://www.example.com.

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It is giving SSL error which was expected then we are going to use Curl.

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Again, we will see that it is giving some that mean it is self-signed certificate, so it is going to

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give some message.

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So we will modify the commands.

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We will specify the minus -k option.

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That means override that objection.

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That mean now the data is visible for elinks.

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What we are going to do, we will modify our browser settings.

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So we will open one configuration file for the elinks browser that is /etc/elinks.conf file.

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So here we have got one line is there which is written that connection.SSL.cert_verify

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that it is going to verify.

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So it will not accept self-signed certificate.

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So we are going to disable this option by setting the value from by changing the value

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from 1 to 0.

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So we are going to change that value.

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You can look at the value new value by running the grep command also so we can specify that, we

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want to just check whether we have successfully modified that or not.

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So we are just going to check that parameter.

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So it is showing that we have now changed the value from one to zero.

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Now, again, when we are going to run this elinks dump command, so it is showing us the proper output

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that mean our https is working properly.

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So we are able to verify the access.