how to install direct admin

[greatbilal]

hi guys

i have buyed vps with lxadmin

now i want to make reseller and shared accounts

so i want to install direct admin

i am totally noob

i am using linux and linux vps also

so i see many tutorials to install

but i cant undertsand

they all has says that you have to type commands

where to type the commands

that is the problem

please can any body provide me the good and easy tutorial with screenshots If you can

 

[scsi]

http://www.directadmin.com/installguide.html

 

[greatbilal]

lol

hey friend

that is the big problem

they said


# wget http://www.directadmin.com/setup.sh

Hint: Use "fetch" instead of "wget" on FreeBSD systems.

i cant under stand

what to command

and where is command area

this is a big problem

 

[tillo]

The shell, or command line, is the primary system to execute or launch linux applications (just as in any *nix system, or anything not being Windows).
When you see a line beginning with "$" or "#" with a following command, it's meant to be run in a shell. "$" stands for "unprivileged" (any user) and "#" for "privileged" (root access).

When using a linux system directly it is on the form of a "console", directly at the screen, while when using a linux system from a remote location the preferred way is the SSH (Secure SHell) protocol: ask your VPS provider about this kind of access to your VPS.

Also note that DirectAdmin must be installed on a fresh system: backup all of your existing data then ask your VPS provider to reinstall the system.

 

[greatbilal]

yes

my vps is clean

only lxadmin is installed

 

[tillo]

Lxadmin may already be too much. Ask DirectAdmin Support by Email about that.

 

[nobaloney]

LXadmin is a hosting control panel. DirectAdmin is a hosting control panel. You can't use both. If you want to use DirectAdmin you need to rebuild your system to remove whatever LXadmin has installed, and then install DirectAdmin.

Jeff

 

[SajtXL]

To run ssh command you can use a ssh client ,
for example the small nice "putty client"
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Network-Tools/Telnet-SSH-Clients/PuTTY.shtml