How to Install Ubuntu CyberPanel?

CyberPanel is a modern control panel built on OpenLiteSpeed, offering high performance, efficient resource usage, and user-friendly management. The following guide provides a clear and corporate-grade installation methodology for deploying CyberPanel on Ubuntu.

1. System Requirements

• Supported versions: Ubuntu 20.04 or 22.04

• Minimum memory: 2 GB RAM

• Storage: At least 20 GB of free disk space

• Root access or sudo privileges

2. Preparing the Server

To ensure a stable installation, system packages should be updated. Refreshing the package list and upgrading existing components helps maintain a clean and reliable environment.

Run the following commands sequentially:

apt update
apt upgrade -y
reboot

Restarting the server is not mandatory but recommended.

3. CyberPanel Installation

CyberPanel can be installed through a single command using the official installation script. This script automatically sets up OpenLiteSpeed, MariaDB, and all required services.

Start the installation with:

sh <(curl https://cyberpanel.sh/install.sh)

During the installation, you will be prompted to choose several options:

• Install OpenLiteSpeed

• Full installation mode

• Set the MariaDB root password

• Enable Memcached and Redis (optional)

• Enable PowerDNS (optional)

Once completed, the panel will configure itself automatically.

4. Firewall and Port Configuration

Ensure the following ports are open for CyberPanel to function properly:

• 8090 (CyberPanel)

• 80 and 443 (Web traffic)

• 7080 (OpenLiteSpeed)

• 21 and 40110–40210 (FTP services)

Adjust UFW or your firewall tool if necessary.

5. Accessing the Panel

After installation, CyberPanel can be accessed via:

http://your-server-ip:8090

Default username: admin

Password: the one you defined during installation.

6. Initial Configuration

After logging in, it is recommended to review and adjust the following settings:

• Hostname configuration

• Mail server settings

• SSL certificate setup

• Backup planning

• Website and DNS configuration

7. Performance and Optimization

OpenLiteSpeed provides strong performance out of the box. For improved stability and efficiency, consider the following:

• Enable LSCache

• Disable unnecessary services

• Apply regular system updates

• Optimize MariaDB memory usage

Installing CyberPanel on Ubuntu is an effective choice for creating a modern, high-performance hosting environment. When properly configured, it offers reliability, speed, and long-term stability even under heavy workloads.

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