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When you log in to the Webmin control panel with a user with elevated permissions, such as the root user, then you will have access to both Webmin and Virtualmin components of the control panel. This means you can manage the server itself as well as each of the individual virtual servers that are configured on the server via Virtualmin.
Step-by-step guides in this article:
- What URL Do I Access Webmin With?
- What Username and Password Do I Use to Log in With?
- How Do I Change the SSL Certificate Used by Virtualmin?
- How to Change Webmin SSL Mode (enable/disable HTTPS)
- Make Sure Your IP Address is Allowed to Access Webmin
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If you are the server administrator, you can use the root credentials assigned to your server by Vivio. You can find these credentials in your Vivio Account Portal (https://portal.viviotech.net/) under your list of services by clicking on the sub-service related to Virtualmin Control Panel for the server in question. See the screenshot example below:
On the following page, you should see a Server Details section that contains the username and password. Click on the show button to view the password.
You can also log in with a Virtualmin administrator user, which is a user that has control of a single virtual server setup on the server. This means you will not have access to server-level features (Webmin), nor will you have access to other Virtualmin sites that are set up on the server. These credentials are great for resellers to give to their clients, since they will only have access to their single site in Virtualmin.
You can change the password for a Virtualmin administrator user with a user that has elevated permissions (such as root) by logging into Virtualmin and selecting the website in question from the drop-down, then choosing Edit Virtual Server. On this page you can see the username for the administrator and you will also have the ability to change the password.
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4. Click on the option labeled SSL Encryption.
5. If you want to upload a new certificate, first make sure you have the associated key, certificate and certificate authority certs that you wish to upload. Then click on the Upload Certificate tab. If you wish to use Let's Encrypt then click on the Let's Encrypt tab.
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3. In the file, find the line correlating to the SSL mode configuration, such as the below example:
4. Change the mode to either 0 or 1 depending on your desired outcome:
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After making the change and reloading the FirewallD service, you can run the list rules commands as needed to verify that the rules are in place as they should be.
UFW
ufw (Uncomplicated Firewall) is a simplified interface for managing firewall rules on Debian and Ubuntu-based systems. It's designed to be more user friendly, when users find find iptables or firewalld to be too complex. Below are some helpful commands for managing ufw.
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