Travis: Created page with "Cockpit is a web-based GUI for managing servers. == Compatible Distros == Cockpit can be added to almost any distro and is installed by default on most. It's installed by default on AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Oracle Linux, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. === Enabling Cockpit === Run the command `systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket` and then you can access it at https://:9090 === Allow Root Access === By default, root is not permitted acces..."

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Created page with "Cockpit is a web-based GUI for managing servers. == Compatible Distros == Cockpit can be added to almost any distro and is installed by default on most. It's installed by default on AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Oracle Linux, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux. === Enabling Cockpit === Run the command <code>systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket</code> and then you can access it at https://<server IP>:9090 === Allow Root Access === By default, root is not permitted acces..."

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Cockpit is a web-based GUI for managing servers.

== Compatible Distros ==
Cockpit can be added to almost any distro and is installed by default on most. It's installed by default on AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, CentOS, Oracle Linux, and Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

=== Enabling Cockpit ===
Run the command <code>systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket</code> and then you can access it at https://<server IP>:9090

=== Allow Root Access ===
By default, root is not permitted access. You will need to remove the root user by editing <code>/etc/cockpit/disallowed-users</code> file.

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