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How to Install and Use Virtualizor VPS Control Panel
Virtualizor is a powerful web based VPS control panel that allows you to ma=
nage multiple virtualization technologies such as OpenVZ, Xen, KVM, LXC and=
 more. With Virtualizor, you can create, start, stop, restart and manage yo=
ur VPS with a simple click of a button. You can also monitor the resource u=
sage and performance of your VPS, as well as backup and restore your data.

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In this article, we will show you how to install and use Virtualizor VPS co=
ntrol panel on your server. We will assume that you have a fresh CentOS 7 s=
erver with root access and a valid license for Virtualizor. If you don't ha=
ve a license, you can get one from Virtualizor's website.

Step 1: Install Virtualizor
To install Virtualizor, you need to download and run the installation scrip=
t from Virtualizor's GitHub repository. You can use the following command t=
o do so:

wget --no-check-certificate https://raw.githubusercontent.com/janovas/Virtu=
alizor/master/install.sh -O install.sh; chmod 755 install.sh;./install.sh e=
[email protected] kernel=3Dxen 2>&1|tee install.log

The script will ask you for some information such as your email address, th=
e kernel type (xen, kvm, openvz, etc.), the network interface name and the =
virtualization technology you want to use. You can choose the default value=
s or enter your own preferences. The script will then download and install =
all the required packages and dependencies for Virtualizor.

The installation process may take some time depending on your server speed =
and network connection. Once it is done, you will see a message like this:

Congratulations, Virtualizor has been successfully installed
API KEY : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
API Password : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
You can login to the Virtualizor Admin Panel
using your ROOT details at the following URL :
https://your-server-ip:4085/
OR
http://your-server-ip:4084/

Note down the API key and password as you will need them later. You can als=
o access the Virtualizor admin panel using your root credentials at the URL=
 provided.



Step 2: Configure Virtualizor
After installing Virtualizor, you need to configure some settings to make i=
t work properly. To do so, log in to the Virtualizor admin panel using your=
 root username and password or the API key and password. You will see a das=
hboard like this:


On the left sidebar, you will see various options to manage your server and=
 VPS. The first thing you need to do is to go to Configuration > General Se=
ttings and update some basic settings such as your company name, logo, emai=
l address, language, timezone, etc. You can also enable or disable some fea=
tures such as hourly billing, end user panel, reseller panel, etc.

Next, you need to go to Configuration > Slave Settings and add your server =
as a slave node. A slave node is a server that hosts the VPS created by Vir=
tualizor. You can have multiple slave nodes in your Virtualizor cluster for=
 load balancing and high availability. To add a slave node, click on the Ad=
d Server button and fill in the details such as server name, IP address, ho=
stname, virtualization type, etc. You can also specify the maximum number o=
f VPS that can be created on this node.

After adding the slave node, you need to go to Configuration > License Info=
 and activate your license for Virtualizor. You can enter your license key =
or use the auto-detect feature to fetch it from Virtualizor's server. You w=
ill see a message like this if your license is valid:

Your License is Active !
License Key : xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Expires on : xx-xx-xxxx

If you see any error message or warning, please contact Virtualizor's suppo=
rt team for assistance
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