Thank you for downloading the pre-configured Nextcloud VM! If you see this page, you have successfully mounted the Nextcloud VM on the computer that will act as host for Nextcloud.
We have set everything up for you and the only thing you have to do now is to login. You can find login details in the middle of this page.
Don't hesitate to ask if you have any questions. You can ask for help in our community support channels. You can also check the complete install instructions.
Default User:
Default Password:
Note: The setup script will ask you to change the default password to your own. It's also recommended to change the default user. Do this by adding another admin user, log out from ncadmin, and login with your new user, then delete ncadmin.
Before you can use Nextcloud you have to run the setup script to complete the installation. This is easily done by just typing 'nextcloud' when you log in to the terminal for the first time.
The full path to the setup script is: /var/scripts/nextcloud-startup-script.sh. When the script is finnished it will be deleted, as it's only used the first time you boot the machine.
Use the following address:
Note: Please accept the warning in the browser if you have a self-signed certificate.
It's recomended to get your own certificate and replace the self-signed certificate to your own.
The easiest way to get a real SSL certificate though is to run the Lets' Encrypt script included in this VM.
Just run 'sudo bash /var/scripts/activate-ssl.sh' from your terminal and follow the instructions.
Note: Before you can login you have to run the setup script, as descirbed in the video above.
Use the following address:
Note: Please accept the warning in the browser if you connect via HTTPS.
Note: Webmin is installed when you run the setup script. To access Webmin externally you have to open port 10000 in your router.
Use one of the following addresses, HTTPS is preffered:
Note: Please accept the warning in the browser if you connect via HTTPS.
Note: Your LAN IP is set as approved in /etc/apache2/conf-available/adminer.conf, all other access is forbidden.