Installation¶

System Requirements¶

Requirement	Minimum
Operating System	Debian 12/13 or Ubuntu 24.04 LTS
Architecture	amd64 (x86_64) or arm64 (AArch64)
RAM	2 GB (4 GB recommended)
Disk	20 GB (SSD recommended)
Network	Static IP address, ports 80/443 open

Installation¶

Installation is done with a single command. Run this as root on a fresh server:

curl -fsSL https://get.netcell-it.com | sudo bash

That's it!

The installer handles everything automatically — no further steps required.

Architecture Support¶

The panel and agent are available for both amd64 and arm64 architectures. The installer automatically detects the server architecture and installs the correct packages. No manual configuration is required.

What the installer sets up automatically¶

Operating system and architecture detection (Debian/Ubuntu, amd64/arm64)
Adding the NetCell apt repository
Installing all packages (Panel + Agent)
Creating and configuring the PostgreSQL database
Setting up Nginx, PHP-FPM, MariaDB, Postfix, Dovecot, PowerDNS, ProFTPD
SSL certificate for the panel (Let's Encrypt)
Basic firewall configuration (nftables + fail2ban)
Enabling and starting systemd services

After installation¶

Open your browser and navigate to:

https://YOUR-SERVER-IP:3443

You will be automatically redirected to the Setup Wizard, where you create your admin account.

Updates¶

Updates can be performed directly in the panel under Settings → System — one click is all it takes.

Alternatively via terminal:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

Ports¶

Port	Service	Description
3443	Panel	HTTPS access to the management panel
80	Websites	HTTP (automatic redirect to HTTPS)
443	Websites	HTTPS for customer websites

Logs¶

# Panel
sudo journalctl -u netcell-api -f

# Agent
sudo journalctl -u netcell-agent -f

Supported Systems¶

Distribution	Version	Status
Debian	12 (Bookworm)	Fully supported
Debian	13 (Trixie)	Fully supported
Ubuntu	24.04 LTS (Noble)	Fully supported

Fresh server recommended

Install enconf on a fresh server without existing web hosting software. The installer configures all services (Nginx, PHP, Mail, DNS) automatically — existing configurations may cause conflicts.