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Part 2: Prepare Ubuntu LTS To Accept VirtualMin

Introduction

In this article I set up an AWS EC2 Instance from scratch to run VirtualMin, an open-source virtual server management tool. While Virtumin can be set up on an in-use server, it requires a lot of reconfiguration so it is simpler to set up a new server and proceed from there. At the end of this article we shall have a clean install of VirtualMin ready to accept new websites. This is part 2 where we prepare our Ubuntu system to accept VirtualMin.

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Part 3: Download and Install Virtualmin

Introduction

In this article I set up an AWS EC2 Instance from scratch to run VirtualMin, an open-source virtual server management tool. While Virtumin can be set up on an in-use server, it requires a lot of reconfiguration so it is simpler to set up a new server and proceed from there. At the end of this article we shall have a clean install of VirtualMin ready to accept new websites. This is part 3 where we download and install Virtualmin.

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The default KDE mail program KMail is possibly not the best email manager out there, but it suits my needs for the most part. If you also use it, you can increase the security of Kmail by using SpamAssassin and ClamAV to respectively control spam and remove possible viruses.

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Part 1: Set Up An AWS Instance With Sufficient EBS Storage Space

Introduction

In this article I set up an AWS EC2 Instance from scratch to run VirtualMin, an open-source virtual server management tool. While Virtumin can be set up on an in-use server, it requires a lot of reconfiguration so it is simpler to set up a new server and proceed from there. At the end of this article we shall have a clean install of VirtualMin ready to accept new websites. This is part 1 where we set up an AWS instance with sufficient storage space to host our virtualmin system.

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