Webmin
Web-based admin interface for Unix-like and Windows systems provides modules for user, service, and network configuration, open source application management, security, backups, monitoring, automation, remote access, and firewall controls.
Cost / License
- Freemium (Subscription)
- Open Source (BSD-3-Clause)
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Linux
- Online
- BSD
- Self-Hosted
Features
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Webmin is a lightweight and flexible web-based administration tool for managing Linux and Unix servers. It provides a browser-based interface for many common system administration tasks, making it useful for administrators who want to manage server configuration without relying entirely on the command line.
Technical Strengths Web-based Linux server administration User and group management Apache and Nginx configuration support DNS management Database administration Firewall and network...
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What is Webmin?
Webmin information
Developed by
Jamie Cameron and the Webmin community Licensing
Open Source (BSD-3-Clause) and Freemium product.Pricing
Subscription ranging between $7 and $20 per month + free version with limited functionality.Rating
Average rating of 4Alternatives
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Network & Admin, OS & Utilities, Security & Privacy, System & Hardware, DevelopmentGitHub repository
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Comments and Reviews
Authentic Theme
it now has Filemin Bundled with it, to replace the terrible Java file browser that comes with stock.
Install it and thank me later.
Totally agree!
Now is later... thanks! Definitely the best theme for Webmin.
Webmin is a lightweight and flexible web-based administration tool for managing Linux and Unix servers. It provides a browser-based interface for many common system administration tasks, making it useful for administrators who want to manage server configuration without relying entirely on the command line.
Technical Strengths Web-based Linux server administration User and group management Apache and Nginx configuration support DNS management Database administration Firewall and network configuration Package and service management Scheduled task management Disk and filesystem administration SSL certificate management through supported modules Support for multiple Linux distributions
Webmin is particularly useful for small-to-medium server environments, development systems, and administrators who need centralized access to common Linux configuration tasks. Its modular architecture allows additional functionality to be enabled as required.
One advantage of Webmin is that it does not attempt to replace the underlying Linux system tools. Configuration changes generally work with the native services and configuration files, allowing experienced system administrators to continue using SSH and command-line tools alongside the web interface.
i've tried several other free/opensource server management apps (for linux); being relatively new at self managing a server, i've found Webmin to be the easiest to work with. i'm honestly blown away by it's apparent power & cleanliness
The development process is sooo slow. You can wait a realese with the important feature forever. Example - support for wildcard ssl certificates: ISPmanager - April 10, 2018. Webmin - November 30, 2018. Hope the team will be bigger so we can continue to use webmin panels for our projects.
would love a server admin gui that the average home user can use.
centralized management for say dyndns, vpn, plex, opencloud, tonido, mail server, website, calibre, dns tracking/adblocker, libreoffice, etc. as each are challenging to set up and get running, automated at startup and low resource usage.
alternatives appreciated
Authentic Theme now comes with webmin by default, however it is not the default theme.