So you have root access now to the command prompt after resetting the root & admin passwords, correct ?
At present you are NOT able to access the web GUI server manager using https://yourdomain/server-manager, correct ?
What error or message do you receive ?
Yes I have root. Correct, I cannot access web gui, if I use http://... it gives me (111) connection refused, and if I use https://... I get "couldn't establish a connection to the server". I can ping the machine from that Windows workstation, so I know it's there.
Can you access the admin console menu from the command prompt ?:" ie type
console
If so, can you then access the text based server manager from the console admin menu ?
What happens or what error message do you get ?
Whaaaat, there's a text based server manager?! Coolbeans.... server status is up, internet access = good, raid in a clean state, but when I try to access the text based server manager from there, it says "connection refused". This probably has something to do with its
expired certificate issue?
To discover more about your server & how it is configured & potentially what it is doing,
here are a few commands to show us the output of:
These are handwritten notes carried to another machine, so bear with me if i leave out details, i can run them again if need be:
df -h
/dev/mapper/main-root 82% use% on /
/dev/md1 44% on /boot
none 0% on /dev/shm
cat /proc/mdstat
active raid1
cat /proc/version
Linux 2.6.9-89.31.1 ELsmp
fdisk -l
/dev/hda 320gb linux raid autodetect
/dev/md1 106mb
/dev/md2 319gb
/dev/dm-0 319gb
/dev/dm-1 536mb
/sbin/e-smith/audittools/newrpms
cannot find a valid baseurl for repo: base
plugins: installonlyn, smeserver, fastestsomething (can't read my writing lol), protect packages, not using ftp, http(s), or file for repos, skipping 4 is not a valid release
/sbin/e-smith/audittools/templates
..templates-custom/home/e-smith/ssl.crt: manually_added, override
.../etc/crontab/weeklybackup.cronjob manually added, addition
dailybackup.cronjob manually added, addition
disk space watchdog.cronjob manually added, addition
syncwindowsshare.cronjob manually added, addition
dailypurge.cronjob manually added, addition
monthlybackup.cronjob manually added, addition
/smb.conf/11serverstring.cronjob manually added, override
/sbin/e-smith/audittools/repositories
disabled: addons, centosplus, extras, smecontribs,smedev,smetest,smeupdates-testing
enabled: base, smeaddons, smeextras,smeos,smeupdates
The thing that sticks out to me is: syncwindowsshare.cronjob ... that might suggest its backing up windows shares?