Here is a simple all in one command solution that will do it for you from terminal [crayon-5c42ce845ef63936010094/] If you have not modified the default firewall rules #2 is for the 8083. If you have you can use this longer command to be more safe [crayon-5c42ce845ef6c445941959/] Breakdown of the command The parts of the first example are as follows so that you can see whats getting done and one command at a time. Changes the port in the nginx file [crayon-5c42ce845ef6f812701593/] Add firewall rule for new port using VestaCP command [crayon-5c42ce845ef70099939342/] Remove old port firewall rule using VestaCP command [crayon-5c42ce845ef71800115645/] Restart VestaCP [crayon-5c42ce845ef73152422953/] Or [crayon-5c42ce845ef74370334001/] Feel free to download and…

The VestaCP File Manager was inspired by the magnificent GNU Midnight Commander, so it shouldn’t be a surprise when the main screen is similar to what you’d see on the terminal in MC. The File Manger makes it easy for users to manage their directories and files directly from the browser and perform uploads/downloads without using a clumsy sFTP connection. Screenshot of the Vesta File Manager The only downside is that the File Manager plugin is only available to paid customers, priced at $3 for a monthly license or $50 for a lifetime license (ATOW), available for purchase here.   However you can use the File Manager plugin for free by using…