What is the default website access address and admin address after the 1Panel Docker deployment of Anqi CMS?

After deploying AnQiCMS containerized applications with 1Panel, it is a critical step to clearly define the website access address and backend management address to begin operations.As an experienced website operator, I will interpret these important information for you in detail to ensure you can smoothly launch your AnQiCMS site.

The front-end access address of the website

After successfully deploying AnQiCMS via Docker in 1Panel, your website will be accessed through the reverse proxy site you configured in the "Set Reverse Proxy Site" stepMain domainVisit. This domain name is usually the one you plan to use for public access, as mentioned in the document examples.http://test.anqicms.com/. When you enter this domain name in your browser, the reverse proxy configured by 1Panel will forward the request to the AnQiCMS service running in a Docker container, thereby displaying your website content.

After completing the reverse proxy setup, when you visit the domain name for the first time, the system will guide you to enter AnQiCMS'sinitial installation interfaceAt this stage, you need to complete steps such as database connection, setting the site name, and creating your first administrator account according to the guidance.Only after completing the initial installation, your website's front end can display content normally.

website's back-end management address

The backend management address of AnQiCMS is the core entry point for content creation, editing, publishing, and system configuration. Regardless of the primary domain name of the website you configure, the backend management path of AnQiCMS follows a unified format: it is added after your website's primary domain name./system/.

For example, if your main domain name for the website ishttp://your-domain.com/then your admin address ishttp://your-domain.com/system/. You need to log in to the backend through this address to access the powerful content management features provided by AnQiCMS, including document management, category configuration, template design, and various SEO optimization tools.After completing the initial installation, please make sure to log in to the background using the administrator account and password you set during the installation process, and keep your login credentials secure.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. If the AnQiCMS website cannot be accessed through the domain name after deployment, how should I troubleshoot?

If your AnQiCMS website is inaccessible after deploying through 1Panel Docker, please first check if the reverse proxy you configured under the "Website" module in 1Panel is enabled and in normal status.Confirm that the "main domain" you have filled in has been correctly resolved to the server IP address.Next, verify that the reverse proxy's 'proxy address' points to the correct IP and port of the AnQiCMS container (usually127.0.0.1:8001Or the other internal port you set for the container). Also, check the firewall settings of the server to ensure that ports 80 and 443 (if you are using HTTPS) are open, and that the internal port used by the AnQiCMS container (such as 8001) is reachable within the Docker network.

2. Can I modify the default 8001 port when deploying AnQiCMS?

Can. When creating an AnQiCMS container in 1Panel, you will see the 'port' configuration option, which includes the 'server' and 'container' ports.By default, the container internal port is 8001. If you want to run multiple AnQiCMS instances on the same server or avoid port conflicts, you can enter an unused port (such as 8002, 8003, etc.) in the 'Server' port field, while the 'Container' port remains 8001.Later, when setting up the reverse proxy, please change the port in the 'Proxy Address' to the new port you set in the 'Server' port, for example127.0.0.1:8002.

3. What key information do I need to provide during the initial installation of AnQiCMS?

When you first visit your AnQiCMS domain for initial installation, the system will ask you to provide some basic but important information.This typically includes: database connection information (such as database address, name, username and password, which you need to obtain in advance after installing MySQL in 1Panel), used to create the administrator account and password for the website management backend, as well as your website address.Ensure the accuracy of this information, especially the administrator account and password, as they will be the only credentials for your future website management.