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Installing CyberPanel

This document provides a detailed guide for installing CyberPanel on various server operating systems, outlining the requirements and steps involved in the installation process. It distinguishes between CyberPanel and CyberPanel Enterprise, highlighting their differences in web server usage and licensing. Additionally, it includes troubleshooting tips for common issues such as 503 errors after installation.

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Installing CyberPanel

This document provides a detailed guide for installing CyberPanel on various server operating systems, outlining the requirements and steps involved in the installation process. It distinguishes between CyberPanel and CyberPanel Enterprise, highlighting their differences in web server usage and licensing. Additionally, it includes troubleshooting tips for common issues such as 503 errors after installation.

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01 - Installing CyberPanel

Requirements

 Server with a fresh install of Centos 7.x, Centos 8.x, Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 20.04,
AlmaLinux 8

 Python 3.x

 1024MB RAM, or higher

 10GB Disk Space

CyberPanel vs CyberPanel Ent


CyberPanel is 100% identical in both versions. The only difference is which web server is
running in the back-end.

1. CyberPanel comes with OpenLiteSpeed and is completely free for an unlimited


number of domains and worker processes.
2. CyberPanel Ent comes with LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise and it is free for 1
domain. If you need more than 1 domain, you can view our pricing page. The
CyberPanel license includes the price of your LiteSpeed Enterprise license.

To learn more about the differences between OpenLiteSpeed and LiteSpeed Web Server
Enterprise, please see this comprehensive comparison.

Installing CyberPanel

Step 1: Connect to your server via SSH


The installation of CyberPanel is quite simple. First, log into your server via SSH as
the root user (sudo will not work). You can get the login details from your web host.

Step 2: Update packages


For Ubuntu: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
For CentOS/Alma/Rocky:

sudo yum check-update


sudo yum update
Step 2: Run the installation script
Run the following command. It will initiate the automated installation script, which will
prompt you for a few decisions about which version of LiteSpeed and which add-ons you
would like to install.

sh <(curl [Link] || wget -O -


[Link]

If, for some reason, you are not able to log in as root, you can use this command

sudo su - -c "sh <(curl [Link] || wget -


O - [Link]

Step 3: Select the version of LiteSpeed that you would like to use
Select which version of LiteSpeed to install. If you select LiteSpeed Enterprise, please
ensure that you have obtained a license key first. It is free for 1 domain, but you still need to
obtain the key. Visit the pricing table to decide your desired plan.

CyberPanel Installer v2.1.2

RAM check : 184/981MB (18.76%)

Disk check : 7/30GB (27%) (Minimal 10GB free space)

1. Install CyberPanel with OpenLiteSpeed.

2. Install Cyberpanel with LiteSpeed Enterprise.

3. Exit.

Please enter the number[1-3]:

If you selected LiteSpeed Enterprise, you will see the following prompt. Enter your serial
number

If you do not have any license, you can also use trial license (if
server has not used trial license before), type TRIAL

Please input your serial number for LiteSpeed WebServer Enterprise:

Step 4: Select options and add-ons


You will be presented with a series of prompts for different options and add-ons that are
available.
Full Service (default Y):

 PowerDNS - an open-source DNS server


 Postfix - open-source mail transfer agent
 Pure-FTPd - open-source FTP server

Remote MySQL (default N):

 Allow for your Database to be installed on a remote server

CyberPanel Version (default Latest Version):

 You can choose to install a previous version of CyberPanel, or press Enter to


install the latest

Password (default “1234567”):

 It is recommended that you use “s” to set your own strong password

Memcached (default Y):

 Distributed memory object caching system

Redis (default Y):

 In-memory data structure store, used as a database, cache, and message broke

Watchdog (default Yes):

 Kernel watchdog is used to monitor if a system is running. It is supposed to


automatically reboot hanged systems due to unrecoverable software errors

Step 5: Installation
The installation process will proceed automatically. It will take 5-10 minutes, depending on
the speed of your server.

Step 6: Finalize Installation


At the end of the installation process, you will be presented with the following screen which
contains important information about your configuation. Select and copy it to a safe location
for future reference.

###################################################################
CyberPanel Successfully Installed

Current Disk usage : 7/30GB (26%)


Current RAM usage : 313/981MB (31.91%)

Installation time : 0 hrs 11 min 0 sec

Visit: [Link] server's IP address>:8090


Panel username: admin
Panel password: <the password you set during
installation>
Visit: <your server's IP address>:7080
WebAdmin console username: admin
WebAdmin console password: TSXMwny4zVeDg37K

Visit: [Link] server's IP


address>:8090/rainloop/?admin
Rainloop Admin username: admin
Rainloop Admin password: gQKFWm9O3nr7Xn

Run cyberpanel help to get FAQ info


Run cyberpanel upgrade to upgrade it to latest
version.
Run cyberpanel utility to access some handy tools .

Website : [Link]
Forums : [Link]
Wikipage: [Link]
Docs : [Link]

Enjoy your accelerated Internet by


CyberPanel & OpenLiteSpeed
###################################################################
If your provider has a network-level firewall
Please make sure you have opened following port for both in/out:
TCP: 8090 for CyberPanel
TCP: 80, TCP: 443 and UDP: 443 for webserver
TCP: 21 and TCP: 40110-40210 for FTP
TCP: 25, TCP: 587, TCP: 465, TCP: 110, TCP: 143 and TCP: 993 for
mail service
TCP: 53 and UDP: 53 for DNS service
Your provider seems blocked port 25 , E-mail sending may not work
properly.

Step 7: Restart Server


Would you like to restart your server now? [y/N]:

Enter “y” to restart. Or enter “reboot” later after you have performed other desired
operations.
Step 8: Access CyberPanel
After the successful installation you can access CyberPanel using the details below (make
sure to change):

URL: [Link] Server's IP Address>:8090


Username: admin
Password: <the password you set during installation>

Troubleshooting

503 Error After Install


If you get a 503 error after installing CyberPanel, you can do one of the following things.

1. Check LSCPD Status.

systemctl status lscpd

If LSCPD is not running, start LSCPD using:

systemctl start lscpd

2. Manually set up virtualevn

source /usr/local/CyberCP/bin/activate
pip install --ignore-installed -r
/usr/local/CyberCP/[Link]
deactivate
virtualenv --system-site-packages /usr/local/CyberCP
systemctl restart lscpd

3. Install Logs

If you are still having issues after these steps, you can try to find errors in the install logs,
they are located at:

/var/log/[Link]

4. Submit Bug Report

If all of the above failed, please submit a bug report.

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