enconf vs. Virtualmin — modern vs. Webmin-based
Virtualmin builds on Webmin and offers web, email, DNS and reseller — free (GPL) or as Pro. enconf brings a modern interface, native multi-server management, toolkits and provable security.
enconf offers a modern UI, native multi-server management, one-click toolkits, a Security Advisor and GDPR location. Virtualmin builds on Webmin and is free (GPL) but more technical.
Feature comparison
| Feature | enconf | Virtualmin |
|---|---|---|
| License model | commercial, 14-day free trial | free GPL edition + Pro |
| Modern interface | yes (React, clean) | Webmin-based |
| Native multi-server | yes (controller/agent) | no (Cloudmin separate) |
| Email & DNS | yes | yes |
| WordPress/Joomla/PrestaShop toolkit | included | no |
| Security tooling (Advisor, AppArmor, SBOM, CRA) | yes | manual |
| Reseller / white-label | yes | yes (reseller accounts) |
| Data location / GDPR | Made in Germany | provider-dependent |
Resources, cost & migration
Resource usage
License model
Migration effort
Frequently asked questions
What sets enconf apart from Virtualmin?
Both cover web, email, DNS and reseller. enconf additionally offers a modern UI, native multi-server management, one-click toolkits and a Security Advisor; Virtualmin is free (GPL) but Webmin-based.
How does migration work?
Manually: websites/DB via backup, mailboxes via IMAP migration, DNS re-created/imported. The automated importer covers Plesk, cPanel/WHM and Enhance.
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