Fresh CentOS 6 or 7 must be installed on your server.

• Sign in to your server via SSH Client by using the root account

Enter these 2 commands first

wget https://files.soluslabs.com/install.sh
sh install.sh

It will show you an option to choose virtualization. Many people choose KVM and some choose Xen. So, choose your preferred virtualization carefully by typing 1 or 2, then click enter. For KVM, type 2 and press Enter.

The installation will usually take from 10-15 minutes.

Once you complete the process, it would show you the Slave keys and additional instructions for the virtualization type. After that, use these keys that will add the node in your SolusVM Master panel. You may require a SolusVM Slave license for every node.

Fresh CentOS 6 or 7 must be installed on your server.

• Sign in to your server via SSH Client by using the root account

Enter these 2 commands first

wget https://files.soluslabs.com/install.sh
sh install.sh

It would show you an option, and allow you to choose virtualization. Since we are going to download SolusVM Master, we will consider Option 1.

Enter “1” and click Enter.

The installation may take 10-15 minutes and would depend on your server’s speed.

Once you complete the installation, it would show you an admin URL as well as the Username/Password for your account.

• After that you can easily access your Admin control panel,. Open the SolusVM Admin URL in your browser and then add all the login details.

Fresh CentOS 6 or 7 must be installed on your server.

• Sign in to your server via SSH Client by using the root account

Enter these 4 commands first

yum install wget -y
wget http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/webadmin/webmin-1.860-1.noarch.rpm
yum -y install perl perl-Net-SSLeay openssl perl-IO-Tty perl-Encode-Detect
rpm -U webmin-1.860-1.noarch.rpm

Note: its installation will take just a few minutes and may depend on the speed of the server. Once it gets completed, you may receive a message with the Webmin admin URL.

• Open WebMin in your browser https:// ip-address here:10000

• On CentOS 7, if your URL is not working, then it means you need to open port 10000. You can do it by running this command:
  firewall-cmd –zone=public –add-port=10000/tcp –permanent
  firewall-cmd –reload

The dashboard of WebMin will open and the new design will look really nice.

Fresh CentOS 6 or 7 must be installed on your server.

• Sign in to your server via SSH Client.

wget http://www.directadmin.com/setup.sh
chmod 755 setup.sh
./setup.sh

DirectAdmin will need you to install the pre-install packages, type “Y” and click Enter.

• After that, you will be required to enter the Client ID of DirectAdmin, your DA license ID and after that type in your hostname, for instance, server1.example.com

• When you enter, it may ask for confirmation. If you added all the right details, press “Y“. Then type “Y” twice.

  If you need to download the default Apache and PHP settings then press “Y“.

Once the download is complete, it may take 20-30 minutes to finish

Enter these three commands first:

wget http://autoinstall.plesk.com/plesk-installer
chmod +x plesk-installer
./plesk-installer

When you see such option, type “F” and click Enter

• Choose your own desired version. For Plesk, type 1 and if you are using Plesk Onyx, type 2. Click Enter. Type “F” and then click Enter again to choose the next option.

• The option “Select the Installation type for Plesk” enter “F” or if you know exactly what you are doing, then select the other option – download all the components by entering “2” click “F‘.

• Then click “F” again. The installation would begin soon which may take as long as 25-30 minutes. If you are seeing a hostname-related error, then it’s better to not quit the installation. Sometimes Plesk will only show warnings and provide instructions to fix the problem.

• Once it gets installed, it will show you a congratulations message

Copy the complete URL given by Plesk and paste it into the browser. If the URL is not working, you may need to open the part in your firewall. If it’s working, you will need to open a port in your firewall. You can find it easily by disabling your firewall, and then access the URL. If it’s working, then it means you are required to open the Plesk port in the firewall.

• From the View Selector, choose the desired option. As we use our Plesk control panel to sell different hosting plans so we would choose the “Commercial Web Hosting” and press “OK“.

• Scroll down and check out the end of the page, create your new password, then click “OK“. Make sure you are saving the password in some place. After that, enter your administrative information like your email address, or name, and then enter “OK”.

• Now press “Install Key“, enter the Plesk Activation code and click ok to save it. User can also choose the trial key or use own key.

Basic requirements:

Fresh CentOS 6 or 7 must be installed on your server.

1. Sign in to your server via SSH Client.

2. Copy the below command and then paste it in the SSH Console. After that, click enter.
cd /home && curl -o latest -L https://securedownloads.cpanel.net/latest && sh latest

3. The installation of cPanel will begin. It would take around 30-45 minutes.

4. After completing the installation, the console may show you a message like “the cPanel Installation has been completed”.

5. Open https://your-server-IP-here:2087 (WHM)
6. Add your username “root” in the respective section.
7.Enter the root password in your password section

8. Press the “Login” button.

cPanel/WHM Setup Wizard:

Step 1: Read and accept the terms of the agreement.

Step 2: Setup your Networking:
– Server Contact Email ID: Add your email ID. You may receive the cPanel related alert on the email.
– Hostname: If your host name is fine, then it is better to leave as it is.
– Resolvers: Enter 8.8.8.8 in primary and also enter 8.8.4.4 in secondary.

Scroll down and check at the end of your page and choose “Save & Go to Step 3” option.

Step 3: If you are using more than one IP and these IPs are not listed, then it’s recommended to add your new IP address and choose the “Go to Step 4” option. Alternatively, if you are not using any additional IPs, click the “Go to Step 4“.

Step 4:
1. Find “Nameserver Configuration“, and then select the Nameserver program like Bind, PowerDNS, etc or leave it as it is.

2. Find “Choose which nameservers domains on this server will use” mention your domain nameserver like ns1.example.com and ns2.example.com (Replace example.com with your domain name).

3. Find “Configure Address Records for Nameservers & Hostname“, check the option “Configure Address Records for Nameservers“, add your IP address in IPv4 for NS1 and NS2, and if you have an IPv6, add it over the IPv6 field.

Check the option “Add “A Entries” for Hostname” and choose “Save & Go to Step 5“.

Step 5: Leave all the options as it is, or change them if you need this. Then select “Save & Go to Step 6“.

Step 6 – (Final Step): Check “Use file system quotas” and press “Finish Setup Wizard” option.

• Choose the Configure Client Access under the “Main Web Disk Account“,

• Choose your OS from the drop-down menu and find “Download Configuration Script“.

• Choose your downloaded script. It would simply take few minutes before it asks you for the username & password. Add the Web Disk or cPanel login information, and you would be able to access the website files.

Find the button “Create an Additional Web Disk Account“, and then add the details of your new account.
Username: folders
Password: Enter the new password

Directory: You can also keep it blank; however, it may grant access to your entire directory.  If you want to allow access to the specific folder, then enter the folder location, like public_html/folders

Permissions: Select the button

Note: If you are working on the Windows OS, you may need to click “Enable Digest Authentication”. Also, if your server has an SSL certificate signed by some reputable certificate authority and you are not able to create the SSL connection over the port 2078, you won’t need to enable this.
4. Choose the “Create” option and you will be able to create a new additional account. Use these new login details to access the Web Disk.

• Sign in to your cPanel account
• Click on the ‘zones editor’ in your domains section

• Under this domains section, you will find lots of options below the ‘actions’

• Then select ‘manage’ and the DNS records would be loaded on your web page.

• Find the Record you need to edit or delete, select the ‘edit’ button, change the details and then choose “Save Record”. If you want to remove a record, click the ‘delete’ button.

• Sign in to your cPanel account
• Click on the ‘zones editor’ in your domains section

• Under this domains section, you will find lots of options below the ‘actions’

• Then select ‘manage’ and the DNS records would be loaded on your web page.
• Find your CNAME Record you need to edit or delete. If you want to edit a CNAME record, select ‘edit’ button, change the details and then choose “Save Record”. If you want to remove a record, click the ‘delete’ button.