Install and use webmin In Debian

Install and use webmin In Debian-Debian information for the Linux release. For details, refer to the following section. Remote linux management via browser --- webmin
Webmin is a linux management tool based on B/S (Browser/Server) mode. It can manage linux systems, servers, networks, hardware, clusters, and so on. Its interface is friendly, concise, and easy to use. The daily management of Linux can be completed through a browser, which is a powerful tool for linux Remote and local management.

1. install and use webmin

# Tar zxvf webmin-1.270.tar.gz
# Cd webmin-1.270
#./Setup. sh
Shown as follows:
Config file directory [/etc/webmin]: // configuration file location
Log file directory [/var/webmin]: // Log file Location
Full path to perl (default/usr/bin/perl): // perl location (a success prompt will be displayed after detection)
Web server port (default 10000): // port used (10000 by default)
Login name (default admin): // Login name (default admin)
Login password: // logon password
Password again: // confirm the logon Password
Start Webmin at boot time (y/n): // whether to automatically Start webmin when linux is started

All the questions above, except the user name and password, are set by default.

2. Start and Stop webmin

After webmin is installed, it runs in the form of a service (default service port: 10000). The start and stop operations are similar to those of other services.
Start: service webmin start
Stop: service webmin stop
Restart: service webmin restart
Use netstat-ant to view that port 10000 is enabled .)

3. Access webmin
Access Method: http: // URL (ip): 10000

4. Change the interface language
After entering the interface, click "Change Language and Theme", and select "personal choice" after "Web UI language" in the first line ", and select "simplified Chinese (ZH-CN)" from the drop-down list)
Click "Make Changes" and click "Return to index ".

5. Change the webmin administrator password
For example, change the password of the webmin administrator root to 222222.
Changepass. pl/etc/webmin root 222222 (changepass. pl is located in the decompressed directory and can be called anywhere)
/Etc/webmin is the path of the configuration file, that is, the location defined during installation.