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Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T20:06:55Z

Mand0042: /* Step 2 */

Webmin is a GUI-based tool for administrating your linux server from a web browser with ease

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget" command and the URL to the webmin package

Note: Again you must have internet connectivity to download the package via 'wget'

[[File:wget.jpg]]

The download process should look similar to this:

[[File:webmin downloading.jpg]]

==Step 3==
After downloading the webmin package, you will want to install it using the "dpkg" command with a "-i" which installs the package file

[[File:webmin installing.jpg]]

Note: The "dpkg" command also must be run with root privileges

==Step 4==
Now you are ready to use webmin!
Now all you need to do is check your ip address with the "ifconfig" command

[[File:ifconfig.jpg]]

This shows that my current ip address is 192.168.2.11, your ip will most likely be different

==Step 5==
Open a web browser and type "https://192.168.2.11:10000"
Note: Keep everything the same but substitute your ip address with the one I used, you must have the 's' in https because it uses SSL, and by default webmin runs on port 10000

If using Mozilla Firefox click 'add exception' for the certificate

[[File:firefox.jpg]]

Then you want to click 'get certificate' and finally click 'confirm security exception'

[[File:firefox security exception.jpg]]

If using Internet explorer click 'continue to this website'

[[File:internet explorer.jpg]]

==Step 6==
When at the webmin login screen log in as your root account with the same password just as you would from the command line on your server

[[File:webmin login.jpg]]

Now that you are logged in you are ready to administer your linux server via webmin through your web browser!

[[File:webmin.jpg]]

Click 'Refresh Modules' in the lower left-hand corner to load all your servers such as apache, MySQL, Sendmail Mailserver, DHCP Server, Bind9, etc.

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T20:06:36Z

Mand0042: /* Step 2 */

Webmin is a GUI-based tool for administrating your linux server from a web browser with ease

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget" command and the url to the webmin package

Note: Again you must have internet connectivity to download the package via 'wget'

[[File:wget.jpg]]

The download process should look similar to this:

[[File:webmin downloading.jpg]]

==Step 3==
After downloading the webmin package, you will want to install it using the "dpkg" command with a "-i" which installs the package file

[[File:webmin installing.jpg]]

Note: The "dpkg" command also must be run with root privileges

==Step 4==
Now you are ready to use webmin!
Now all you need to do is check your ip address with the "ifconfig" command

[[File:ifconfig.jpg]]

This shows that my current ip address is 192.168.2.11, your ip will most likely be different

==Step 5==
Open a web browser and type "https://192.168.2.11:10000"
Note: Keep everything the same but substitute your ip address with the one I used, you must have the 's' in https because it uses SSL, and by default webmin runs on port 10000

If using Mozilla Firefox click 'add exception' for the certificate

[[File:firefox.jpg]]

Then you want to click 'get certificate' and finally click 'confirm security exception'

[[File:firefox security exception.jpg]]

If using Internet explorer click 'continue to this website'

[[File:internet explorer.jpg]]

==Step 6==
When at the webmin login screen log in as your root account with the same password just as you would from the command line on your server

[[File:webmin login.jpg]]

Now that you are logged in you are ready to administer your linux server via webmin through your web browser!

[[File:webmin.jpg]]

Click 'Refresh Modules' in the lower left-hand corner to load all your servers such as apache, MySQL, Sendmail Mailserver, DHCP Server, Bind9, etc.

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:57:38Z

Mand0042: /* Step 2 */

Webmin is a GUI-based tool for administrating your linux server from a web browser with ease

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget command" and the url to the webmin package

Note: Again you must have internet connectivity to download the package via 'wget'

[[File:wget.jpg]]

The download process should look similar to this:

[[File:webmin downloading.jpg]]

==Step 3==
After downloading the webmin package, you will want to install it using the "dpkg" command with a "-i" which installs the package file

[[File:webmin installing.jpg]]

Note: The "dpkg" command also must be run with root privileges

==Step 4==
Now you are ready to use webmin!
Now all you need to do is check your ip address with the "ifconfig" command

[[File:ifconfig.jpg]]

This shows that my current ip address is 192.168.2.11, your ip will most likely be different

==Step 5==
Open a web browser and type "https://192.168.2.11:10000"
Note: Keep everything the same but substitute your ip address with the one I used, you must have the 's' in https because it uses SSL, and by default webmin runs on port 10000

If using Mozilla Firefox click 'add exception' for the certificate

[[File:firefox.jpg]]

Then you want to click 'get certificate' and finally click 'confirm security exception'

[[File:firefox security exception.jpg]]

If using Internet explorer click 'continue to this website'

[[File:internet explorer.jpg]]

==Step 6==
When at the webmin login screen log in as your root account with the same password just as you would from the command line on your server

[[File:webmin login.jpg]]

Now that you are logged in you are ready to administer your linux server via webmin through your web browser!

[[File:webmin.jpg]]

Click 'Refresh Modules' in the lower left-hand corner to load all your servers such as apache, MySQL, Sendmail Mailserver, DHCP Server, Bind9, etc.

File:Webmin.jpg

2010-05-08T19:56:16Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:56:04Z

Mand0042: /* Step 6 */

Webmin is a GUI-based tool for administrating your linux server from a web browser with ease

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget command" and the url to the webmin package

[[File:wget.jpg]]

The download process should look similar to this:

[[File:webmin downloading.jpg]]

==Step 3==
After downloading the webmin package, you will want to install it using the "dpkg" command with a "-i" which installs the package file

[[File:webmin installing.jpg]]

Note: The "dpkg" command also must be run with root privileges

==Step 4==
Now you are ready to use webmin!
Now all you need to do is check your ip address with the "ifconfig" command

[[File:ifconfig.jpg]]

This shows that my current ip address is 192.168.2.11, your ip will most likely be different

==Step 5==
Open a web browser and type "https://192.168.2.11:10000"
Note: Keep everything the same but substitute your ip address with the one I used, you must have the 's' in https because it uses SSL, and by default webmin runs on port 10000

If using Mozilla Firefox click 'add exception' for the certificate

[[File:firefox.jpg]]

Then you want to click 'get certificate' and finally click 'confirm security exception'

[[File:firefox security exception.jpg]]

If using Internet explorer click 'continue to this website'

[[File:internet explorer.jpg]]

==Step 6==
When at the webmin login screen log in as your root account with the same password just as you would from the command line on your server

[[File:webmin login.jpg]]

Now that you are logged in you are ready to administer your linux server via webmin through your web browser!

[[File:webmin.jpg]]

Click 'Refresh Modules' in the lower left-hand corner to load all your servers such as apache, MySQL, Sendmail Mailserver, DHCP Server, Bind9, etc.

File:Webmin login.jpg

2010-05-08T19:50:20Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:50:03Z

Mand0042: /* Step 5 */

Webmin is a GUI-based tool for administrating your linux server from a web browser with ease

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget command" and the url to the webmin package

[[File:wget.jpg]]

The download process should look similar to this:

[[File:webmin downloading.jpg]]

==Step 3==
After downloading the webmin package, you will want to install it using the "dpkg" command with a "-i" which installs the package file

[[File:webmin installing.jpg]]

Note: The "dpkg" command also must be run with root privileges

==Step 4==
Now you are ready to use webmin!
Now all you need to do is check your ip address with the "ifconfig" command

[[File:ifconfig.jpg]]

This shows that my current ip address is 192.168.2.11, your ip will most likely be different

==Step 5==
Open a web browser and type "https://192.168.2.11:10000"
Note: Keep everything the same but substitute your ip address with the one I used, you must have the 's' in https because it uses SSL, and by default webmin runs on port 10000

If using Mozilla Firefox click 'add exception' for the certificate

[[File:firefox.jpg]]

Then you want to click 'get certificate' and finally click 'confirm security exception'

[[File:firefox security exception.jpg]]

If using Internet explorer click 'continue to this website'

[[File:internet explorer.jpg]]

==Step 6==
When at the webmin login screen log in as your root account with the same password just as you would from the command line on your server

[[File:webmin login.jpg]]

File:Internet explorer.jpg

2010-05-08T19:47:52Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:47:37Z

Mand0042: /* Step 5 */

Webmin is a GUI-based tool for administrating your linux server from a web browser with ease

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget command" and the url to the webmin package

[[File:wget.jpg]]

The download process should look similar to this:

[[File:webmin downloading.jpg]]

==Step 3==
After downloading the webmin package, you will want to install it using the "dpkg" command with a "-i" which installs the package file

[[File:webmin installing.jpg]]

Note: The "dpkg" command also must be run with root privileges

==Step 4==
Now you are ready to use webmin!
Now all you need to do is check your ip address with the "ifconfig" command

[[File:ifconfig.jpg]]

This shows that my current ip address is 192.168.2.11, your ip will most likely be different

==Step 5==
Open a web browser and type "https://192.168.2.11:10000"
Note: Keep everything the same but substitute your ip address with the one I used, you must have the 's' in https because it uses SSL, and by default webmin runs on port 10000

If using Mozilla Firefox click 'add exception' for the certificate

[[File:firefox.jpg]]

Then you want to click 'get certificate' and finally click 'confirm security exception'

[[File:firefox security exception.jpg]]

If using Internet explorer click 'continue to this website'

[[File:internet explorer.jpg]]

File:Firefox security exception.jpg

2010-05-08T19:41:00Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:40:45Z

Mand0042: /* Step 5 */

Webmin is a GUI-based tool for administrating your linux server from a web browser with ease

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget command" and the url to the webmin package

[[File:wget.jpg]]

The download process should look similar to this:

[[File:webmin downloading.jpg]]

==Step 3==
After downloading the webmin package, you will want to install it using the "dpkg" command with a "-i" which installs the package file

[[File:webmin installing.jpg]]

Note: The "dpkg" command also must be run with root privileges

==Step 4==
Now you are ready to use webmin!
Now all you need to do is check your ip address with the "ifconfig" command

[[File:ifconfig.jpg]]

This shows that my current ip address is 192.168.2.11, your ip will most likely be different

==Step 5==
Open a web browser and type "https://192.168.2.11:10000"
Note: Keep everything the same but substitute your ip address with the one I used, you must have the 's' in https because it uses SSL, and by default webmin runs on port 10000

If using Mozilla Firefox click 'add exception' for the certificate

[[File:firefox.jpg]]

Then you want to click 'get certificate' and finally click 'confirm security exception'

[[File:firefox security exception.jpg]]

File:Firefox.jpg

2010-05-08T19:36:58Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:36:44Z

Mand0042: /* Step 5 */

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:34:15Z

Mand0042: /* Step 4 */

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:31:13Z

Mand0042: /* Step 4 */

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:30:58Z

Mand0042: /* Step 4 */

File:Ifconfig.jpg

2010-05-08T19:29:34Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:28:39Z

Mand0042: /* Step 3 */

File:Webmin installing.jpg

2010-05-08T19:24:44Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:23:15Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:22:09Z

Mand0042: /* Step 3 */

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget command" and the url to the webmin package

[[File:wget.jpg]]

The download process should look similar to this:

[[File:webmin downloading.jpg]]

==Step 3==
After downloading the webmin package, you will want to install it using the "dpkg" command with a "-i" which installs the package file

[[File:webmin installing.jpg]]

Note: The "dpkg" command also must be run with root privileges

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:16:35Z

Mand0042: /* Step 2 */

File:Webmin downloading.jpg

2010-05-08T19:05:45Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:05:29Z

Mand0042: /* Step 2 */

File:Wget.jpg

2010-05-08T19:03:06Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:02:52Z

Mand0042: /* Step 2 */

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is download and install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

==Step 2==

After downloading and installing the perl packages crucial for the operation of webmin, you will want to download and install the webmin application itself, by using the "wget command" and the url to the webmin package

[[File:wget.jpg]]

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T19:00:49Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

File:Perl packages installing.jpg

2010-05-08T18:58:21Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T18:58:06Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

[[File:perl packages.jpg]]

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

After hitting enter to initiate the installs, it should look something like this:

[[File:perl packages installing.jpg]]

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T18:41:22Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T18:40:50Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command

Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install" then you will be prompted for a root password

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T18:39:57Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T18:39:36Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is install the perl packages using the "aptitude install" command
Note: You must have internet connectivity to run the "aptitude install" command and also must run it "sudo" if you aren't logged in as a root account. Example: "sudo aptitude install"

File:Perl packages.jpg

2010-05-08T18:36:31Z

Mand0042:

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T18:21:53Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is install the perl packages using aptitude

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T18:21:39Z

Mand0042: /* Step 1 */

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is install the perl packages using aptitude
[[File:Example.jpg]]

Installing Webmin

2010-05-08T18:19:35Z

Mand0042: Created page with '==Step 1== The first thing you'll want to do is install the perl packages using aptitude'

==Step 1==
The first thing you'll want to do is install the perl packages using aptitude

Franske CNT-2311

2010-05-08T18:18:09Z

Mand0042: /* Projects */

This is the homepage for the CNT-2311 classes taught by Dr. Ben Franske.

== General Course Information ==
* [http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFZwb1VFOXh2bTJfS0FuRV92ZnR6eHc6MA Student Sign-In for 1/19/2010]
* [[Franske CNT-2311 SP10 Syllabus|Spring 2010 Course Syllabus]]
* [[Franske CNT-2311 SP10 Schedule|Spring 2010 Course Schedule]]
* [[Franske CNT-2311 SP10 Commands|Spring 2010 Commands by Session]]
* [[Franske CNT-2311 Labs|Lab List]]
* [[Franske CNT-2311 Lab Point Sheet|Lab/Homework Point Sheet]]
* [[Franske CNT Service Project Assignment|Service Project Assignment]]
* [[Franske Lab Report Format|Lab Report Format]]
* [[Franske CNT-2311 Network Simulation Project|Network Simulation Project]]

== Projects ==

* [[Dual Booting]]

* [http://cnt.lextron.net/Grub2 GRUB 2 Configuration]

* [[Linux VLAN Trunking]]

* [[Installing Webmin]]

== Resources ==
=== Software ===
* [http://www.virtualbox.org Virtualbox]
=== Major Linux Distributions ===
* [http://www.debian.org Debian]
** [http://www.ubuntu.com Ubuntu]
* [http://www.redhat.com Redhat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)]
** [http://centos.org CentOS]
** [http://fedoraproject.org Fedora]
* [http://www.gentoo.org Gentoo]
* [http://www.opensuse.org OpenSUSE (Novell)]
=== Online Linux Tutuorials ===
* [http://www.linux.org/lessons/beginner Beginning Linux from Linux.org]\
* [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PostfixBasicSetupHowto Postfix Basic Setup]