How to install NetBox v3.6 on Ubuntu Server using VMware Workstation | كيفيه تسطيب نت بوكس
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In this comprehensive tutorial, we'll walk you through the step-by-step process of installing NetBox on an Ubuntu Server. NetBox is a powerful open-source tool designed to help you manage and document your network infrastructure with ease.
In this video, we cover everything you need to know to get NetBox up and running on your Ubuntu server:
0:07 - Introduction to NetBox
Learn what NetBox is and why it's an essential tool for network administrators and data center operators.
3:00 - Prerequisites
Ensure you have a clean Ubuntu Server installation with sudo privileges before starting the installation process.
3:19 - Installing Required Packages
Install the necessary packages and dependencies, including PostgreSQL and Python libraries, to prepare your server.
4:57 - PostgreSQL Setup
Configure and set up the PostgreSQL database to store NetBox's data securely.
8:40 - Redis Setup
Learn how to install Redis and the reason why we need to use Redis utility.
10:25 - NetBox Setup
Learn how to install NetBox application and edit the configuration.py file.
12:33 - Clone NetBox from Github
Clone the NetBox source code from the official GitHub repository to your server.
13:55 - Create the NetBox System User
Learn how to create the NetBox System User.
15:05 - Edit the configuration file
Customize your NetBox settings by editing the configuration file to tailor it to your network requirements.
17:36 - Generate a secret key for NetBox Config file
Learn how to create a secret key and add it to the secret_key variable within the config file.
19:48 - Create a superuser for NetBox
Set up a superuser account to manage NetBox and gain full control of your network documentation.
21:21 - Test the NetBox Dev Server
Learn how to test NetBox Dev Server application and access the Dev GUI.
22:46 - Configuring Gunicorn
Install and configure Gunicorn as the application server to serve NetBox efficiently.
25:00 - Installing and Configuring Nginx
Set up Nginx as a reverse proxy to handle web traffic and enhance security.
28:17 - Testing Your NetBox Installation
Verify the successful installation by accessing the NetBox web interface and exploring its features.
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In this video, we cover everything you need to know to get NetBox up and running on your Ubuntu server:
0:07 - Introduction to NetBox
Learn what NetBox is and why it's an essential tool for network administrators and data center operators.
3:00 - Prerequisites
Ensure you have a clean Ubuntu Server installation with sudo privileges before starting the installation process.
3:19 - Installing Required Packages
Install the necessary packages and dependencies, including PostgreSQL and Python libraries, to prepare your server.
4:57 - PostgreSQL Setup
Configure and set up the PostgreSQL database to store NetBox's data securely.
8:40 - Redis Setup
Learn how to install Redis and the reason why we need to use Redis utility.
10:25 - NetBox Setup
Learn how to install NetBox application and edit the configuration.py file.
12:33 - Clone NetBox from Github
Clone the NetBox source code from the official GitHub repository to your server.
13:55 - Create the NetBox System User
Learn how to create the NetBox System User.
15:05 - Edit the configuration file
Customize your NetBox settings by editing the configuration file to tailor it to your network requirements.
17:36 - Generate a secret key for NetBox Config file
Learn how to create a secret key and add it to the secret_key variable within the config file.
19:48 - Create a superuser for NetBox
Set up a superuser account to manage NetBox and gain full control of your network documentation.
21:21 - Test the NetBox Dev Server
Learn how to test NetBox Dev Server application and access the Dev GUI.
22:46 - Configuring Gunicorn
Install and configure Gunicorn as the application server to serve NetBox efficiently.
25:00 - Installing and Configuring Nginx
Set up Nginx as a reverse proxy to handle web traffic and enhance security.
28:17 - Testing Your NetBox Installation
Verify the successful installation by accessing the NetBox web interface and exploring its features.
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell to stay updated with more tutorials and networking insights. If you have any questions or need assistance along the way, feel free to drop us a comment below. Let's get started with NetBox application.
#netbox #networklab #stepbystep