How to Install Webmine Virtualmin (CentOS 7)

How to Install Virtualmin (CentOS 7)

How Do I Install Virtualmin On CentOS 7?

This tutorial implies that you’re using the root account on a server to perform the installation and that you have a basic working knowledge of a Linux shell. Although this tutorial is written strictly for CentOS 7, Virtualmin offers an automated installation script for the following distros:

• CentOS/RHEL/Scientific Linux 7 on x86_64
• CentOS/RHEL/Scientific Linux 5 and 6 on i386 or x86_64
• Debian 6, 7, and 8 on i386 or amd64
• Ubuntu 12.04 LTS, 14.04 LTS, and 16.04 LTS on i386 or amd64 (non-LTS releases are not supported)

The following steps can be utilized to install Virtualmin in a CentOS 7 (RHEL 7) environment.  

• Ensure your server is up to date

        yum update -y

•  Install perl for the Virtualmin script to execute correctly

          yum install perl -y

• Download the Virtualmin installer script using wget

         wget http://software.virtualmin.com/gpl/scripts/install.sh

• Make the script executable

          chmod +x install.sh

• Execute the install script

        sh install.sh

 As per the warning when the script is executed ensure that your OS is listed and type “y” then press “Enter” to continue with the installation

Installation complete successfully 

If prompted you may need to enter in a fully qualified hostname Please note that this domain name will need to resolve to your server

• Click the “Next” button

• Select if you’d like to run clamd in the background
• Click “Next”

• Select if you’d like to run spamd in the background
• Click “Next”

• Select if you’d like to run a MySQL server, PostgreSQL server or both
• Click “Next”
  

• Set a root password for the database server (MySQL/PostgreSQL)
• Select if you’d like to remove the test MySQL database
• Select if you’d like to remove the anonymous MySQL user
• Click “Next” 

 

•  Select the appropriate configuration for your system

• Click “Next”

 

•  Set the Primary nameserver
• Set the Secondary nameservers if needed
• Click “Next”

• Select to store plain-text or hashed password
• Click “Next”

 

The Post-Installation Wizard should now be complete and you should be able to start using your new control panel. The first thing you should do is create a new virtual server so that you can begin hosting your site(s). We have written the following article to help you set up a virtual server in Virtualmin: Creating a New Virtual Server in Webmin/Virtualmin

Creating a New Virtual Server in Webmin/Virtualmin

To add a new site/domain (Virtual Server) to Webmin please use the following steps.

1. Login to Webmin
2. Select Virtualmin
3. Select  the Create Virtual Server option

 

4. Fill in the required information for the domain
   1. New virtual server type
      1. Top-level server
      2. Sub-server
      3. Alias
   2. Domain name
   3. Description
   4. Administration password
   5. Server configuration template
   6. Account plan
   7. Administration username
5. Click Create Server

 How To Install SSL Let's Encrypt Certificate in Webmine 

•  1st of all we need to enable ssl apache feature on virtual server

 

After that follow these steps

• Click on Server Configuration
• Then Manage SSL Certificate 
• Just click on Request Certificate