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[help] install webmin on vultr vps
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[help] install webmin on vultr vps

chemrifchemrif Member

Anyone used vps of vultr ?
I try install webmin, but it cannot access from browser, please help me !!!!

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  • PwnerPwner Member

    Did you try to connect to the default port at 10,000? Make sure to also use https as well.

  • Yes, i have try connect : http://ip:10000
    But show error page, not as other hosting vps

  • PwnerPwner Member

    @chemrif said:
    Yes, i have try connect : http://ip:10000
    But show error page, not as other hosting vps

    Try it with HTTPS instead.

  • @Pwner said:
    i have been try, but still not connected

  • start with clean install server..

    after installation finish, please reboot your server..

    after that, login to https://example.com:10000

  • nickyzainickyzai Member, Host Rep

    Have you configure your iptables to allow the connection to port 10000? Try use this in your ssh and test again:

    iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 10000 -j ACCEPT

  • Honestly it just sounds like he got http and https mixed up.

  • what error did you get?

  • nickyzai said: iptables -I INPUT -p tcp --dport 10000 -j ACCEPT

    [Solved] Thanks :D

  • it use secure channel, try https://ip:10000

  • VPNVPN Member

    OP has said he tried SSL. Webmin doesn't always default to having SSL enabled on some OSs. For instance on CentOS it is off by default.

    Seems most likely the port is closed.

  • @chemrif said:
    [Solved] Thanks :D

    I never thought this would be the solution because I have been set up many centos 6 with webmin.. what I just do, install and login. no need to set iptables.. btw, thanks @nickyzai maybe can help me in the future :D

  • Depends on what centos images you use

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