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Let’s start with the environment.
1. Vm: VMware Workstation10
2. Centos: 6.5
This is what a virtual machine looks like after it is installed
Then use a remote tool to connect, I used XShell
The host will fill in the Linux IP address and click Connect. It will ask you to enter your account and password. Note: Log in as root.
After login in input panel installation pagoda command: yum install wget – y && wget – O the sh download. Bt. Cn/install/ins… && sh install.sh
Then the system will install itself
This is what it looks like after installation. Note that username and password should be saved for login. The password of this account can be changed in the panel, the port of the panel is 8888. IP is the IP of your Linux system.
Before accessing the pagoda panel address, make sure that Windows firewall allows port 8888. Add a station rule to the guard wall Settings without allowing port 8888.
Then we enter http://IP address :8888/ for access
This is the interface of the Pagoda panel, which is very simple and clean, and has all the software needed for daily operation and maintenance in software management.
Ok, installation operation is so simple, let’s try it!
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