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Run Webuzo using VMPlayer
VMware LogoVMware virtualizes computing, from the data center to the cloud to mobile devices, to help customers be more agile, responsive, and profitable. Run your application just-like on a real server and test well for compatibility issues, development, etc before running them in the production environment. Webuzo packages the Single User Control Panel with the CentOS operating systems and all of the dependencies required to locally setup a LAMP Stack to deploy a wide range of PHP applications by a click of a button as well install system applications like NGINX, Apache, Lighttpd, Java, Multiple versions of PHP, etc just by a click of a button. The virtualization packages provided by Webuzo a in a Ready-to-use form. Getting Started 1) Download and Install VMPlayer (Located under Desktop & End-User Computing Category) VMPlayer Downloads : https://my.vmware.com/web/vmware/downloads 2) Download the Webuzo Virtual Appliance Package. Download the latest version of Webuzo Virtual Applicance from the Downloads Page. Download Link : http://www.webuzo.com/downloads Webuzo VM Download Virtual Machines of over 310+ applications is available for download from the Webuzo Apps Page. Scripts VM Download : http://www.webuzo.com/apps Webuzo Apps VM Download 3) Extract the downloaded Webuzo package >> Right Click (Double Click) on the .vmx file Select "Open with VMPlayer" Open with VMPlayer 4) Webuzo will start-up the Webuzo CentOS machine. Open with VMPlayer 5) Follow the provided instructions to access the Webuzo Admin/ Enduser Panel. Webuzo Congif Details Default password for the "root" user is "webuzo". 6) Access the URL provided by the Webuzo console to initially configure Webuzo. Webuzo Initial Setup Note : This step will take a while as the dependencies packages are downloaded to configure the machine. That's it. You can all set to go @@@ Unable to fetch IP If you get a message as "Obtaining IP" as in the image below. Here is the fix. Webuzo Obtaining IP Log in to the VM (Ctrl+G) using the username "root" and password "webuzo" and execute the following commands: Root > rm -rf /etc/udev/rules.d/70-persistent-net.rules Root > reboot Continue to Step 5... Experience Webuzo Locally and Happy development !!! For support contact Support : https://www.softaculous.com/support/open.php?
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