SSL Complete Guide 2021: HTTP to HTTPS - HTTP and HTTPS Versions of Website

The video tutorial discusses configuring a web server to ensure all website content is served securely via HTTPS without the 'www' prefix. It highlights the importance of URL consistency for SEO and demonstrates how different browsers handle URL redirection. The tutorial also covers checking server responses and configuring the server to redirect all requests to a single URL using a 301 redirect.

What is the main issue with having multiple accessible URLs for a website?

• It increases server load.

• It makes the website load faster.

• It can lead to search engine optimization problems.

• It improves user experience.

How does Google Chrome handle a website with both HTTP and HTTPS versions?

• It blocks the website if both versions are available.

• It automatically redirects to the HTTPS version if available.

• It asks the user which version to use.

• It always uses the HTTP version.

What is the consequence of accessing a website over HTTP in Firefox?

• The website is blocked.

• The connection is marked as not secure.

• The connection is marked as secure.

• The website loads faster.

What is the purpose of using a 301 redirect in web server configuration?

• To increase website loading speed.

• To temporarily redirect traffic to another URL.

• To permanently redirect traffic to a single URL.

• To block access to certain URLs.

Which URL format is the goal for the website's main URL?

• HTTPS with 'www' prefix

• HTTPS without 'www' prefix

• HTTP with 'www' prefix

• HTTP without 'www' prefix