How to Install Webmin on AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux, or RHEL 8/9
Webmin is a powerful, free, web-based system administration tool for Linux. It's easy to install and provides a modern UI for managing your server.
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A fresh AlmaLinux 8/9, Rocky Linux 8/9, or RHEL 8/9 VPS/server
Root or sudo access via SSH
Internet connectivity
❗️Note: CentOS 8 has reached end-of-life and is not recommended. Use AlmaLinux or Rocky Linux instead as drop-in replacements.
Step 1: Login to your server
Use an SSH client to log in as root or a sudo-enabled user:
Step 2: Install dependencies
Create the Webmin repo file:
Step 4: Install Webmin
Installation typically takes 1–2 minutes depending on your server.
Once installed, open your browser and go to:
You may need to accept a browser SSL warning (self-signed certificate by default).
Login using your root username and password.
If the URL doesn't load, open the Webmin port in firewalld:
After logging in, you'll see the modern Webmin dashboard where you can manage users, services, updates, security, and more — all through a user-friendly interface.
In summary
| Task | Command |
| Add Webmin repo | echo block above |
| Install Webmin | dnf install -y webmin |
| Open Webmin Port | firewall-cmd commands |
| Access Webmin | https://your-ip:10000 |