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Continued from Install Ubuntu 10.04 server for an installation of Virtualin, Webmin Usermin<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

2.    Additional Ubuntu Configuration.
a.    After the server restarts login using the Username and password you created above EG: Administrator
i.    NOTE: For each command line instruction below you will have to add the prefix of \u201csudo\u201d.
ii.    Or you can become the root user
(1)    By typing \u201csudo su\u201d
(2)    Or enable the root user by typing \u201csudo passwd root\u201d
(a)    Then enter the password for Administrator
(b)    Next provide a password for the root user when prompted and re-prompted.
(c)    Next, to switch to the root user enter \u201csu root\u201d then enter the password for the root user.
(3)    NOTE: enabling the root user is not recommended by the developers of Ubuntu. See http:\/\/ubuntuforums.org\/showthread.php?t=765414<\/a><\/p>\n\n\n\n

b.    Fail2ban.
i.    Fail2ban is not necessary (you do not have to install fail2ban to run webmin\/virtualmin\/usermin) however I always install fail2ban and then configure it after running install.sh and carrying out the post install configuration. I will give configuration instructions for fail2ban later in this tutorial. You can obtain more information about fail2ban at http:\/\/www.fail2ban.org\/wiki\/index.php\/Main_Page
ii.    To install fail2ban type \u201capt-get install fail2ban\u201d at the command line
(1)    When prompted enter y and fail2ban will install.
c.    Update the server just to be sure all software is up to date
i.    At the command line type \u201capt-get update && apt-get upgrade\u201d
ii.    When prompted enter y to install the updates
iii.    This can take a few minutes depending on the number of updates.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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