How to Upload ISOs to ProxMox
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To upload ISO files to Proxmox Virtual Environment (Proxmox VE), follow these steps:
Access Proxmox Web Interface: Open a web browser and navigate to the Proxmox VE web interface. It's typically accessible through a URL like https://your_proxmox_ip_address:8006.
Log in: Enter your Proxmox VE username and password to log in.
Navigate to "Datacenter": In the left-hand panel, click on "Datacenter" to select your Proxmox datacenter.
Select "Storage": In the main window, click on the "Storage" tab.
Choose the Storage: You need to select an existing storage where you want to upload the ISO file or create a new storage. Common storage types are "local," "NFS," or "Ceph."
Click "Content": After selecting the storage, click on the "Content" tab.
Upload the ISO: In the "Content" tab, you should see the "Upload" button. Click on it to start the upload process.
Select ISO File: A file explorer window will open. Navigate to the location of the ISO file on your local computer and select the ISO you want to upload.
Start Upload: Once you have selected the ISO file, click "Start Upload" to begin the file transfer to your Proxmox storage.
Monitor Upload Progress: The upload progress will be shown in the web interface. The time taken will depend on the size of the ISO file and your network speed.
Verify Upload: After the upload is complete, you should see the uploaded ISO file listed in the "Content" tab under your selected storage.
You can now use the uploaded ISO file to create new virtual machines or mount it on existing VMs for installations or upgrades.
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