The administrator username and password is stored on your server in the following configuration file: /wgdashboard/src/wg-dashboard.ini
If you have forgotten your username and/or password, you can remove the corresponding values from this file and reboot the server in order to have them reset to the default values - "admin"You can reset the credentials to the default admin/admin by following these steps:
- Connect to your server via SSH
Install Midnight Commander for convenient navigation and file editingExecute the following command (you can paste it into your SSH client):
Code Block language bash theme Midnight apt-get install mc
After MC has been installed, run the following command to access the configuration file:
Code Block language bash theme Midnight mceditsed -i '2 c\username = admin' /wgdashboard/src/wg-dashboard.ini && sed -i '3 c\password = 8c6976e5b5410415bde908bd4dee15dfb167a9c873fc4bb8a81f6f2ab448a918' /wgdashboard/src/wg-dashboard.ini && systemctl restart wg-dash
Wait for WGDashboard to reset (it should take under a minute).
Head over to your WGDashboard page, and use "admin" for both the uername and password.
Once logged in, change your username and password, as per the Wireguard template
Remove the values from "uername" and/or "password" lines after the "=" sign (mind the spaces)
Save the file by pressing F2Reboot the server with the reboot command
Wait for the server to reboot (can take a couple of minutes), and open your WGdashbopard pageCode Block language bash theme Midnight reboot
Enter "admin" on the login fields that correspond to the values that you removed (username and/or password)
Once you have successfully logged in, change the username and/or password, in order to keep your server safe, as per theinstructions.
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