1. ISPADMIN
1.1 SettingsSyst. settingsSecurity
- Click on Enable
- Maximum security = Global line; all columns with
(i.e.disabled). If you use client portal, you have to enable it here. (HTTP 80 =
)
- Here you enter enabled IP addresses/ranges and related ports (you must enable IP addresses for technical support along with a note, should you need technical support in the future)
1.2 SettingsAdministratorsAdministrators
- Enable access for login via web interface to specific administrator from defined IP addresses
1.3 SettingsSyst. settingsBackups
- Back up system
- Current information on last backup is displayed on the top, e.g.2.12.2015 - Backup Completed Successfully
- Server backups: recommended settings are: Full backup = Weekly, and Count of system backup archives = 3 (at least). Following each successful backup, an email is sent to system email address as specified in Settings Syst. settings General, ID admin_email
- Router backups: All routers are text-backed up, Mikrotik-type routers can also be backed up in binary format
- Storing in FTP: it is highly recommended to store backups elsewhere. We also recommend to turn on Secure FTP for encrypted transmission of backups
2. LINUX
2.1 Change of default passwords after installation
- root password to SSH
- user password for root and ispadmin to the database (if you keep default password, ISPadmin displays a warning after login)
2.2 backup encryption
- If not set, ISPadmin displays a warning after login along with an instruction how to set it up ( /usr/local/script/ispadmin/ispadmin_backup_crypt.pl )
3. IN GENERAL
- Do not install third-party SW, if possible
- Install ISPadmin on inner network behind outer firewall which filters incoming communication (SSH)
- Do not add other users to OS Linux
- Update ISPadmin to the latest version