Table of Contents

1. Challenge

   Update the Default Webmin Port

   • Edit the miniserv.conf configuration file to change the default port. The new port value should be 8080.
   • Add a new entry to the miniserv.confconfiguration file for the listen port and set the value to 8080.
   • Cycle the webmin service to pick up the configuration changes.
2. Challenge

   Use Webmin to Create Linux Accounts

   • Launch a web browser and connect to the Webmin console.
   • Expand the System option and select the Users and Groups section
   • Create Linux accounts for Tom Smykowski (tsmykowski ) and Milton Waddams (maddams), setting the passwords to DevSupport123.
3. Challenge

   Create a Webmin Group and Grant Access to Select Modules

   • Expand the Webmin module and select the Webmin Users section.
   • Create a new Webmin group called DevSupport.
   • Grant the DevSupport group access to the System Logs and Users and Groups modules.
4. Challenge

   Convert Linux Accounts and Add to the Webmin Group

   • Click the Convert Unix to Webmin Users button.
   • Select the Only Users radio button, then click on the user icon to the right of the text field.
   • Select the accounts for Tom and Milton.
   • Select the DevSupport group from the Assign new users drop-down menu.
   • Click the Convert now button.
5. Challenge

   Validate the New Administrative Accounts

   • Log out of the Webmin console and log back in using one of the accounts.
   • Confirm the account has the appropriate access by confirming the available modules in the console.
   • Repeat the test for the other user account.