Changes between Version 50 and Version 51 of malibu/gw3089gblade


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Timestamp:
06/22/2023 08:31:41 PM (17 months ago)
Author:
Ron Eisworth
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  • malibu/gw3089gblade

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    205205 * [wiki:webui Webmin Installation Page]
    206206 * GW3089 Device Tree (provides info on hardware connections) - [https://github.com/Gateworks/linux-malibu/blob/v6.1-malibu/arch/arm64/boot/dts/marvell/cn9130-malibu-gw8901.dts Device Tree]
     207
     208** Cockpit Web Conssole
     209
     210[[Image(cockpit.png,500px)]]
     211
     212Cockpit is a nice user friendly web based administrator console that allows users to configure and manage remote servers. To install on the GBlade server use the following commands:
     213
     214{{{
     215sudo apt install cockpit
     216sudo systemctl enable cockpit
     217sudo systemctl start cockpit
     218}}}
     219
     220Once installed it can be accessed by a browser on the network at the following url:
     221
     222{{{
     223https://<ip address>:9090
     224or
     225https://<localhost>:9090
     226}}}
     227
     228Where localhost is the host name of the computer as set in the /etc/hostname file.
     229
     230For more info on using Cockpit see the following link: [https://cockpit-project.org/ Cockpit]
     231
     232** Remote Management with MeshCentral
     233
     234[[Image(meshcentral.png,500px)]]
     235
     236MeshCentral is an opensource, multi-platform, self-hosted, feature packed remote management applications. It allows for remote access to your GBlades.
     237
     238See the following link for instructions on using and installing: [https://meshcentral.com/info/ Link]
     239
     240For a quick trial without installing the host software, you can create a free "Public Server Account" on the MeshCental website and then add clients to this account.
     241
     242To install the client agent on a GBlade, click the "Agent" link under my devices tab, select "Linux/BSD" operating system and then copy the command line code from the popup box and run it from your command line on the GBlade. After completion, the GBlade will show up as a device in the MeshCentral dashboard.
     243
     244Example command line code (note keys have been edited out):
     245
     246{{{
     247(wget "https://meshcentral.com/meshagents?script=1" -O ./meshinstall.sh || wget "https://meshcentral.com/meshagents?script=1" --no-proxy -O ./meshinstall.sh) && chmod 755 ./meshinstall.sh && sudo -E ./meshinstall.sh https://meshcentral.com 'xxxxxxxxxxxxx' || ./meshinstall.sh https://meshcentral.com 'xxxxxxxxxxxxxx'
     248}}}
     249
     250[[Image(meshcentralagent.png,300px)]]
     251
     252MeshCentral Dashboard with GBlade client
     253
     254[[Image(meshcentral1.png,500px)]]
     255
    207256
    208257** TPM / Crypto
     
    255304}}}
    256305
    257 ** Cockpit Web Conssole
    258 
    259 [[Image(cockpit.png,500px)]]
    260 
    261 
    262 Cockpit is a nice user friendly web based administrator console that allows users to configure and manage remote servers. To install on the GBlade server use the following commands:
    263 
    264 {{{
    265 
    266 sudo apt install cockpit
    267 sudo systemctl enable cockpit
    268 sudo systemctl start cockpit
    269 }}}
    270 
    271 Once installed it can be accessed by a browser on the network at the following url:
    272 
    273 {{{
    274 https://<ip address>:9090
    275 or
    276 https://<localhost>:9090
    277 
    278 }}}
    279 
    280 Where localhost is the host name of the computer as set in the /etc/hostname file.
    281 
    282 For more info on using Cockpit see the following link: [https://cockpit-project.org/ Cockpit]
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