Jon Hemstreet

Getting ISO Images For Proxmox VE

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Using local ISO with Proxmox VE. In order for you to be able to create a VM with promox, we need to have an ISO on the server locally.

To do this, if we are on the same network, we can secure copy the file from our local machine to the server. First navigate to the directory of the local file, then copy the local disk image to the server using scp or whatever other means of copying you want to do.

scp my-iso.iso root@192.168.1.2:/var/lib/vz/template/iso

Now that we have our disk image on the virtualization server, we need to refresh the page to be able to view that image as an option in the dropdown.

Jon

Innovative, entrepreneurial and positively unsatisfied mind that constantly pushes the tech boundaries to create new solutions and devices that change people’s lives. Throughout my career, I have had the opportunity of having a multi-disciplinary experience, which led me to wear the hats of: Architect, IoT Consultant (Internet of Things Consultant), Developer, Designer, Engineer, Server Admin, Consultant and Project Manager – to name a few. Based on this diversified background, I get projects done by following smart ideas and well-planned goals. In a world which is getting more unconventional by the day, I use unconventional ways, and a very healthy dose of integrity, to create devices and solutions that help companies go from a steady present to a dynamic future.

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