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---
title: Installing Bitwarden Server with Docker
description: Learn how to install Bitwarden server with docker and enable admin page
title: Installing Vaultwarden (Bitwarden compatible) Server with Docker
description: Learn how to setup Vaultwarden using Docker and
updated_at: 2023-11-19
slug: bitwardeb-install
slug: vaultwarden
author_name: Artem Greis
author_url: https://github.com/artygreis
author_image:
author_bio:
tags: [bitwarden, linux]
tags: [bitwarden, vaultwarden, linux]
netcup_product_url: https://www.netcup.eu/bestellen/produkt.php?produkt=2902
language: en
available_languages: en
---
# Introduction
This tutorial explains how to install the Bitwarden server on a virtual server with Docker and how to enable admin page. Bitwarden is used to securely store keys, passwords and confidential information. Storing data on your own server avoids data loss.
This tutorial explains how to setup a Vaultwarden server on a virtual server with Docker and how to enable Admin page. Vaultwarden is a Bitwarden compatible solution written in Rust and is used to securely store keys, passwords and confidential information. Storing data on your own server avoids data loss.
# Requirements
* Docker
* Ubuntu 22.04
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docker pull vaultwarden/server:latest
```
# Step 3 - Get token for admin page
# Step 3 - Get token for Admin page
```sh
openssl rand -base64 48
```
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```
- '**vw-data**' - folder for save data on disk
- '**80**' (on the left) - local port, you can change
# Conclusion
Now you can go to the address localhost:port in your browser.
For admin page: localhost:port/admin and then use token from step 3.
# Conclusion
Now you can go to the address localhost:port in your browser to access the Admin panel.
For Admin page: localhost:port/admin and then use token from step 3.
That's all.