Proxmox is a powerful virtualization tool that allows you to manage multiple virtual machines on a single server. Installing Proxmox may seem like a daunting task for novice users, but the process is actually quite simple. In this article, we’ll go through the steps to install and configure Proxmox so you can start using it for your virtualization projects.
There are two ways to install Proxmox:
Download the latest version of Proxmox from the official website and save it to your local computer.
You can use Ventoy or Rufus to create a bootable disk.
After preparing a bootable USB disk, insert it into the server and boot from the USB disk.
Follow the instructions prepared in this video.
Before starting the installation we need to prepare the system, to do this edit the file / etc / hosts and make it look like this, replacing 10.10.10.10 with the IP address of your server
Adding the Proxmox repository
Add a repository key
Perform a system upgrade
Installing the Proxmox VE kernel
After the reboot we will install Proxmox VE
Removing the Unnecessary Debia Kernel
Installation is complete and we can now go to the proxmox vm control panel at https://your-ip-address:8006