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Alias's
I learned to set up aliases in the image you will see that I set up 2 alias's myjournal, and sectest. You will also notice in the command prompt a list of aliases the system automaticaly makes depending on what programs are installed. Some of the ones listed are MRTG, NAGIOS, and NAGIOSGRAPGH. I have also provided a picture of the alias I altered for MRTG.
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Virtual Hosts
I also set up some virtual hosts. There are two kinds of virtual hosts and in my screen shots you will see that I played with both "Name Based virtual hosts" and "IP Based virtual hosts." I have commented out my IP Based virtual hosts and decided to go with Name Based virtual hosts instead.
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Kerboros Authentication
Here I set up a secure directory called topsecret. I then wanted to allow authentication through active directory. How I did this was by using Kerboros. This was pretty easy to do. The first thing I did was install mod_auth_kerb which allows Kerboros authentication.
Next I copied over the file auth_kerb.conf and renamed it to topsecret in the /etc/httpd/conf.d/ directory. I edited it so that my new paths and alias were the way I wanted.
Then I created the file auth_kerb.keytab file using the output from the echo command.
After all that was done I was ready to restart apache and try out my changes. By using my web browser and going to http://localhost/topsecret/ I was prompted for a username and password. I then authenticated using my administrator account through Active Directory and was able to see my Top Secret page.
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