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## COCKPIT MANUAL TEST

### Preparation

#### Install the needed modules

Make sure the following packages are installed on the system:

```

S  | Name                     | Summary                                                                      | Type

---+--------------------------+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+-----------

i  | alp_cockpit              | Web based remote system managemet                                            | pattern

   | cockpit                  | Web Console for Linux servers                                                | package

   | cockpit                  | Web Console for Linux servers                                                | srcpackage

i  | cockpit-bridge           | Cockpit bridge server-side component                                         | package

   | cockpit-bridge-debuginfo | Debug information for package cockpit-bridge                                 | package

   | cockpit-debuginfo        | Debug information for package cockpit                                        | package

   | cockpit-debugsource      | Debug sources for package cockpit                                            | package

   | cockpit-devel            | Development files for for Cockpit                                            | package

   | cockpit-doc              | Cockpit deployment and developer guide                                       | package

   | cockpit-kdump            | Cockpit user interface for kernel crash dumping                              | package

   | cockpit-machines         | Cockpit user interface for virtual machines                                  | package

   | cockpit-machines         | Cockpit user interface for virtual machines                                  | srcpackage

i  | cockpit-networkmanager   | Cockpit user interface for networking, using NetworkManager                  | package

   | cockpit-packagekit       | Cockpit user interface for packages                                          | package

   | cockpit-pcp              | Cockpit PCP integration                                                      | package

   | cockpit-pcp-debuginfo    | Debug information for package cockpit-pcp                                    | package

i  | cockpit-podman           | Cockpit component for Podman containers                                      | package

   | cockpit-podman           | Cockpit component for Podman containers                                      | srcpackage

   | cockpit-storaged         | Cockpit user interface for storage, using udisks                             | package

i  | cockpit-system           | Cockpit admin interface package for configuring and troubleshooting a system | package

   | cockpit-tests            | Tests for Cockpit                                                            | package

   | cockpit-tests-debuginfo  | Debug information for package cockpit-tests                                  | package

   | cockpit-tukit            | Cockpit module for Transactional Update                                      | package

   | cockpit-tukit            | Cockpit module for Transactional Update                                      | srcpackage

   | cockpit-ws               | Cockpit Web Service                                                          | package

   | cockpit-ws-debuginfo     | Debug information for package cockpit-ws                                     | package

i+ | patterns-alp-cockpit     | Web based remote system managemet                                            | package

```

Install missing packages:

`transactional-update pkg install cockpit cockpit-bridge cockpit-doc cockpit-kdump cockpit-machines  cockpit-packagekit  cockpit-pcp cockpit-storaged cockpit-system cockpit-tukit  cockpit-ws`

Reboot the system.

#### Start cockpit service

`systemctl enable --now cockpit.socket`

In a browser, load the Cockpit UI using https://<IP>:9090.

If it's unreachable, check if firewalld is enabled:

`systemctl status firewalld`

Most probably, port 9090 is not opened:

`firewall-cmd --list-ports`

Open it:

```

firewall-cmd --add-port=9090/tcp

firewall-cmd --runtime-to-permanent

firewall-cmd --list-ports

```

If this doesn't work, try disabling the firewall:

`systemctl status firewalld`

os simply open port 9090.

## Overview Tab

![](cockpit_overview.png)

## Logs Tab

## Storage Tab

## Podman Containers Tab

## Virtual Machines Tab

## Accounts Tab

## Services Tab

## Kernel Dump Tab

## SELinux Tab

## Software Updates Tab

## Terminal Tab