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How to Restore the Port 8090 in CyberPanel

July 1, 2024
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Lost access to the CyberPanel with port 8090

CyberPanel default port is your serverip plus port number example: 10.20.30.40:8090 when you type it on your browser it will take you to the login page for CyberPanel.

But if you have changed the port like i did you may get an error or your CyberPanel may not load.

When you access the CyberPanel using the new port. The connection could not establish.

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To restore the port to the default one. Let’s SSH to your server using a sudo user then run the following command to edit that file:

sudo nano /usr/local/lscp/conf/bind.conf

Use the nano editor to change the port to the default value 8090.

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Note Tip: To save and close the file in nano editor, press > followed by > and then

Save the file then restart the OpenLiteSpeed services.

sudo systemctl restart lsws && sudo systemctl restart lscpd

As you can see, the error was gone, and we can access the panel using the default port number.

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Change Default Port for CyberPanel

If you want to change the default port (8090) to a custom port, you can follow the below post:

Related: How To Change Default Port for CyberPanel

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