The Apache HTTP Server is a free and open-source web server that delivers our content through the internet using the web service. It supports maximum all the operating systems like UNIX, Windows, Linux, etc. Now it is becoming the most popular HTTP client on the web.

Contents

1 Prerequisites

2 Install Apache on Kali Linux

3 Update Kali Linux

4 Install Apache2

5 Verifying Apache Installation

6 Manage the Apache service

6.1 Stop the Apache service

6.2 To start the Apache service

6.3 Restart the Apache service

6.4 Reload the Apache service

6.5 Start Apache service at boot

6.6 Stop Apache service at boot

7Video

8 Important Things To Remember:

9 Finally

Now the latest version of Apache is Apache HTTP Server version 2.4.43. In this tutorial, we will go through the steps of installing Apache on KaliLinux.

Prerequisites

Before starting this tutorial, make sure you are logged in as a user with sudo privileges.

Install Apache on Kali Linux

Apache is available in the default KaliLinux repositories and the installation is pretty straightforward. First, update the Kali and afterward install the apache2 package with the following commands:

Update Kali Linux

sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade -y

Install Apache2

sudo apt install apache2 -y

That’s it, Apache is installed in your Kali Linux and now you have to start the service using this command:

sudo service apache2 start

Now you can check the status of the Apache service using this command:

sudo service apache2 status

Verifying Apache Installation

To verify that apache server working correctly in Kali Linux, open your browser, type your server IP address or domain name http://YOUR_IP_OR_DOMAIN/ and you will see the default Apache welcome page as shown below:

Manage the Apache service

Now the Apache server is installed on your system. How to manage the basic apache services, you have to know basic commands:

Stop the Apache service

sudo service apache2 stop

To start the Apache service

sudo service apache2 start

Restart the Apache service

sudo service apache2 restart

Reload the Apache service

Reload the Apache with a new configuration with:

sudo service apache2 reload

Start Apache service at boot

If you want to enable the Apache service to start at boot:

sudo systemctl enable apache2

Stop Apache service at boot

If you want to disable the Apache service to start at boot:

sudo systemctl disable apache2

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