Cyber panel is an open-source free web hosting panel that uses the Open Lite Speed web server. It has two version free and enterprise versions. The free version uses Open Lite Speed while the enterprise version uses the Lite Speed Web server. It comes up with many features like AutoSSL, Backup and Restore, and hosting multiple websites. In this tutorial, we will learn how to install and configure and Cyber panel in Centos 8. So let’s get started.
By default, there is no package available for Cyber Panel in Centos 8 software repository. So we have to get its installer from the following way using terminal:
# cd /tmp # wget -O installer.sh https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh
After this run the installer by using the following command, make sure you have root privileges to run this command:
# sh installer.sh
You will see the following output:
Enter 1 and press enter.
The next step will look like as follows:
Enter 1 and press enter, as we are installing free version:
If you want to download the full service of Cyber Panel, enter y and press enter.
Cyber Panel will be installed now, along with all of its extensions.
By default, Cyber Panel is using port 8090 of TCP to allow access over the network add the firewall rule, for this use the following command:
# firewall-cmd –add-port=8090/tcp –permanent # firewall-cmd –reload
To configure Cyber Panel, visit your Server IP address with port number you will see the login page <IP address: 8090>.
Enter username (admin) and default password (1234567), you will be redirected to the Cyber panel dashboard.
Now you can configure Cyber Panel according to your need.
In this tutorial, we learned how to install and configure the Cyber panel on CentOS8. I hope this tutorial will help you to understand the Cyber panel.
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