Setup WizardĪt this point, you will walk through a simple setup wizard.

When that script completes, you can then log into your cPanel server by pointing a browser to Make sure to access cPanel with the user root and your root password set for the CentOS 7 server. This is where you should go about the business of the day, as this installation will take considerable time (between 30-90 minutes, depending upon your hardware and network connection). Once you've changed to the root user, issue the command sh latest to run the installation script. Next, issue the command su and type your root user password. Now download the official cPanel install script with the following command: curl -o latest -L From that window, install Perl with the command: yum install perl

Log into your CentOS 7 server and open a terminal window. Although the installation of cPanel does take considerable time, it is actually much easier than you might think. Your server hostname set in a fully qualified domain name (in the form )ĭon't let that last bit scare you off.Minimum 20 GB Disk Space (40 GB recommended).A public/static IP address (cPanel can not work with a dynamic IP address), so make sure you've configured CentOS 7 with a static address.Outside of that, you'll have to have the following: With that said, let's get to the installation. I will assume you already have CentOS 7 up and running and ready to host cPanel. I'll be demonstrating how to do this on CentOS 7. If you're hoping to install cPanel on your own server to make administration exponentially easier, let's get that done.

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