On the left hand there are many options for you to control your system with “clicks” if you are not the “terminal” guy.To be able to access the Webmin interface from a web browser, you need to open the Webmin port in your server’s firewall. The first screen after you login to webmin is system information which show you some basic information about your system. You can login to your webmin with root user & root’s password. Anyway you can ignore the SSL warning for now and go to webmin’s login page. You can use purchase a signed certificates comodo, geotrust, thawte, godaddy, symantec, etc… and load it to webmin later. Or When you go to webmin on your system, you will see warning about “connection is not private” or “Invalid certificate” or “Your connection is not secure” depends on what web browser you are using, since webmin’s default installation will use a self-signed SSL certificate. The new default webmin installation will be using port 10000 over https protocol. # rpm -U webmin*.rpm Install Webmin on CentOS 7 Using the Webmin YUM repositoryĬreate webmin.repo file # nano /etc//webmin.repoĪfter the installation process is done, you now can use Webmin’s web interface with a web browser. At the time I’m writing this tutorial, the latest RPM Webmin file is # cd /tmp Look for “RPM suitable for Redhat, Fedora, CentOS, SuSE or Mandrake Linux”, the file should end with.
CENTOS INSTALL WEBMIN DOWNLOAD
If you want to install with the RPM file, first you will have to visit to download the latest Webmin’s RPM file for CentOS 7. Now let’s install Webmin on CentOS 7, I will show you both ways installing the RPM file or using the Webmin YUM repository. Services: dhcpv6-client http https ssh webmin You should see webmin is listed public (default)
Once you reloaded firewalld, check to see if webmin is allowed on firewalld # firewall-cmd -zone=public -list-all Add Webmin service to public zone # firewall-cmd -permanent -zone=public -add-service=webmin Reload firewalld # firewall-cmd -reload Web-based interface for system administration for Unix Create a new firewalld service for webmin # nano /etc/firewalld/services/webmin.xml Then import Webmin’s PGP key into RPM’s key database # rpm -import Configure firewalld to allow WebminĬentOS 7 has adopted firewalld by default over the previous iptables, to make firewalld to work with Webmin you will have to configure your firewall to allow webmin. Before you install Webmin, there are a few dependencies you should install to your system first # yum -y install perl perl-Net-SSLeay openssl perl-IO-Tty
WebminThere are two way to install Webmin on CentOS 7, you can either download and install Webmin’s RPM package or install Webmin using the Webmin YUM repository. You can pretty much mange everything on your Centos 7 system remotely through Webmin like DNS, Apache, MySQL, DHCP, Network, Iptables, Firewall, Cron, etc… For someone who is new to Linux administration, a control panel like Webmin is a great start. Webmin is a great open source web based control panel for Linux.
CENTOS INSTALL WEBMIN HOW TO
Back to our topic, I’m going to show you how to install Webmin on Centos 7 / RHEL 7. There are many new features in Centos 7 that Centos 6 does not have, but the way Centos 7 work is sort of different from Centos 6. I have upgraded some of my systems from Centos 6 to Centos 7.
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