Developer & Operator Manual

dPanel Enterprise Documentation

Step-by-step installation guides, system requirements, port requirements, and CLI management commands for system administrators.

1-Command Quickstart Installation

Run on a fresh, clean Linux installation with root privileges.

$curl -fsSL https://dpanel.devsecit.com/latest.sh | sudo bash

Installs Nginx, Rust daemon, SQLite WAL, multi-PHP pools, UFW, and generates root credentials automatically.

dPanel is tested and verified on standard 64-bit x86_64 & ARM64 Linux kernels.

Thanks to Rust's extreme efficiency, dPanel runs seamlessly on micro cloud instances.

Ensure the following inbound ports are permitted in your cloud provider security group (AWS SG, GCP VPC, DigitalOcean Firewall).

Port / Protocol	Service	Description & Usage
`80 / TCP`	HTTP Web Traffic	Let's Encrypt ACME challenges and web traffic reverse proxy
`443 / TCP & UDP`	HTTPS / HTTP3 QUIC	Encrypted SSL/TLS traffic and HTTP/3 QUIC acceleration
`8080 / TCP`	dPanel Dashboard	Secure management console and REST API control panel
`21 / TCP`	Pure-FTPd	FTP / FTPS control connection for virtual users
`40000-40100 / TCP`	FTP Passive Ports	Data channel ports for passive FTP transfers
`53 / TCP & UDP`	BIND9 DNS	Authoritative DNS nameserver zone lookups
`22 / TCP`	SSH Server	Remote command line administration

Manage the dPanel background daemon using standard Linux systemd toolchains.

sudo systemctl status dpanel

# Check live daemon status and memory consumption

sudo systemctl restart dpanel

# Perform graceful restart of the Rust control panel daemon

sudo systemctl stop dpanel

# Stop the web daemon without terminating running websites

sudo journalctl -u dpanel -f

# Tail real-time logs and audit events

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