Ajenti
Web administration panel for servers and custom hardware
- Free Personal • Open Source
- Linux
- Online
- Self-Hosted
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Ajenti Features
Ajenti information
- Developed byEugene Pankov
- LicensingOpen Source (MIT) and Free Personal product.
- PricingOne time purchase (perpetual license)
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 4
- Alternatives54 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
GitHub repository
- 6,974 Stars
- 820 Forks
- 14 Open Issues
- Updated
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Tags
- Network Administration
- web-control-panel
- System Administration
- control-panel
- server-administration
Recent user activities on Ajenti
brunorsvianathinks Virtualmin is an alternative to Ajenti- anastrophereviewed AjentianThe information in 'TantalizingBanana's comment is untrue. The project is open source (MIT license), and is under normal development (latest release July 2022 as of this writing). I have not installed or tried Ajenti yet, but it's important that accurate information be presented to readers.
- anastropheDownvoted a comment on AjentianProject has been discontinued with the newest version no longer open source and instead is just free. The original hasn't been updated in 2 years.
The information in 'TantalizingBanana's comment is untrue. The project is open source (MIT license), and is under normal development (latest release July 2022 as of this writing). I have not installed or tried Ajenti yet, but it's important that accurate information be presented to readers.
Absolutely best in class. Nothing compares, a must install if you manage a dedicated box or a VPS.
Project has been discontinued with the newest version no longer open source and instead is just free. The original hasn't been updated in 2 years.
With a nice terminal emulator, slick ui and easy to use file browser, Ajenti is nice. But that is about as far as it goes, very few modules and add-ins make Webmin far superior. However if you just need basic admin access, Ajenti might be for you