# Web Hosting Control Panels

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<summary><mark style="color:green;">Webmin on Ubuntu 22.04</mark></summary>

**Accessing the Webmin Interface**\
To log in to Webmin, open your browser and visit:

```
https://<your-server-ip>:10000
```

Use the following credentials:\
Username: root or any sudo-enabled user\
Password: Your system user’s password

**Note**: You may receive a security warning due to a self-signed SSL certificate. You can safely proceed to the page.

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<summary><mark style="color:green;">WordPress on Ubuntu 22.04</mark></summary>

**Getting Started After Deploying WordPress:**

After your first SSH login to the VM or launching the VM console (via the 1-Click WordPress deployment), open your browser and navigate to:

```
http://<your-server-ip>/
```

Follow the WordPress setup wizard and enter the following database details when prompted:\\

**Database Name:** wordpress\
**Database Username:** wpuser\
**Database Password:** password!\
**Database Host:** localhost

Next, set your WordPress admin username and password, complete the installation, and then log in at:

```
http://<your-server-ip>/wp-admin/
```

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<summary><mark style="color:green;">Plesk on Ubuntu 22.04</mark></summary>

**Getting Started After Deploying Plesk**\\

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When you first log in to your Plesk VM via SSH or the VM console (after using the 1-Click deployment), you'll see a Message of the Day (MOTD). This message includes important details such as the default admin password.

**Plesk IP Configuration & Admin Password**

Refresh IP List\
To refresh the IP list in Plesk, run:

```
sudo plesk bin ipmanage --reread
```

**Remove a Specific IP**\
To remove an IP address (e.g., 10.1.1.65) from Plesk, run:

```
sudo plesk bin ipmanage --remove 10.1.1.65
```

**Set a New Admin Password**

To set a new admin password, use the following command:

```
sudo plesk bin admin --set-password -passwd YourNewPassword
```

Replace YourNewPassword with a secure password of your choice.

**Accessing the Plesk Login Panel**

Once the admin password is set, you can log in to your Plesk panel by visiting:

```
https://your-server-ip:8443
```

Be sure to replace your-server-ip with the actual IP address of your VM.

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<summary><mark style="color:green;"><strong>Plesk on Windows-server-2022.SE</strong></mark></summary>

**Step 1: Initial Setup**

Command Line Access & Web Interface\
To access the Plesk web interface, open your browser and navigate to:

```
https://<your-server-ip>:8443
```

1. Log in with your **Windows Administrator credentials**.
2. Accept the license agreement.
3. Create your **Plesk admin account**.
4. Enter your **Plesk license key** (or request a trial license from Plesk).

**Step 2: Post-Installation**

* Update system components (Tools & Settings → Updates).
* Install extensions as needed (e.g., WordPress Toolkit, Docker, Security Advisor).
* Add your first domain and hosting plan.

**Access Plesk Panel trough the folllowing URL:**

```
https://<your-server-ip>:8443
```

**Username**: admin (or your custom one)\
**Password**: The one you set during installation

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<summary><mark style="color:green;">PhpMyAdmin on Centos-9/Ubuntu 22.04/24.04</mark></summary>

**Getting Started After Deploying PhpMyAdmin.**\\

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**PhpMyAdmin MOTD**\
On your first SSH login to the VM or launch of the VM console of your PhpMyAdmin VM 1-Click; you will be greeted by a message of the day which includes the admin password for your PhpMyAdmin instance:\\

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**PhpMyAdmin passwords location**\
If for any reason, you are unable to access the message of the day, you can get the admin password by simply\
Reading the /root/.neoncloud\_password file in your VM:\\

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**PhpMyAdmin login screen**\
With an admin password, you can now access your PhpMyAdmin instance, by visiting:

```
http://<your_server_IP>/phpmyadmin

Username:  my_admin
Password:  password
```

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