We also covered the part where we can access the server through the web browser.
In this tutorial, we went through the steps of installing Webmin on your Ubuntu VPS server and making the right configurations. Webmin is an incredibly simple and easy tool with loads of options to manage your server and tasks.
In the case that you wish to remove Webmin from your system, issue the following command in Terminal (server): Click on any of the panels, which will open up several options. You have complete control over the server through this panel. The panel on the left includes the following: The Webmin panel can be used to manage the Linux system. You can perform a list of system administration tasks as discussed earlier in the introduction. On the left pane is a list of options that give you access to various server functionalities. It also provides other system details such as hostname, Operating system, system uptime, etc. You will be presented with a dashboard, as seen above, that gives an overview of key system metrics such as CPU & RAM utilization. You will see your brand new Webmin dashboard! Enter your credentials and click on Sign in. It can be through the root account or a user account. Here you can enter your credentials used for accessing the server. Now You will see a window where you need to enter the username and password. Click on this link to enter your Webmin console.
Now you will see a link at the bottom that says “proceed to (unsafe)”. To bypass this security warning, click on Advanced. This message comes because Webmin comes with a self-signed SSL certificate not validated by a CA (certificate authority). It will say that your connection is not secure but worry not. You will encounter a warning message when you enter this and proceed further. Be sure to change the “your-IP” with the server IP address. Enter the following command on your browser. Your server is set in place let’s go ahead and access Webmin by launching your browser. Sudo ufw reload Access Webmin through the browser Once the firewall is reloaded, your system will be ready to listen to Webmin commands through port 10000. However, if the UFW firewall is enabled, you should open the port manually. Open security ports for Webminīy default, Webmin listens on TCP port 10000. If you see an output similar to this, your Webmin service is active and ready to use. To check this, you can run the following command. Once Webmin is installed, it will automatically start.
#Webmin default port install#
We will use the APT package manager to install Webmin by running the following: Now everything is set to get Webmin installed. Sudo add-apt-repository "deb sarge contrib" Install Webmin in Ubuntu
#Webmin default port update#
The following command will do that and will run another update on the system packages. No, we will add the Webmin repository to the sources list file. Now we will append the Webmin GPG key using the following command: We’re ready with an updated system and the needed packages installed. Sudo apt install wget apt-transport-https software-properties-common Now let’s go ahead and add some prerequisites packages using the following command: A root user or a user with Sudo privilegesīefore we go ahead with the Webmin installation, we will update the system.
#Webmin default port software#
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