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** I tend to upload [https://www.debian.org/download Debian], [https://www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php LMDE] & [https://www.pfsense.org/download/ pfSense] ISOs as a good starting point | ** I tend to upload [https://www.debian.org/download Debian], [https://www.linuxmint.com/download_lmde.php LMDE] & [https://www.pfsense.org/download/ pfSense] ISOs as a good starting point | ||
** (Windows is also an option. Of course, then yer gonna need to ''buy licences''...) | ** (Windows is also an option. Of course, then yer gonna need to ''buy licences''...) | ||
= Optional Stuff = | |||
* [[Proxmox All-in-One{{!}}All-in-One Server]] | |||
* install [[Automation -_MQTT#Install_client_tools_for_testing_etc{{!}}mosquitto-clients]] | |||
** I have gotten into the habit of just putting mosquitto-clients on everything. It's handy for things like monitoring scripts...) | |||
= Relevant Links = |
Latest revision as of 13:17, 5 July 2022
Initial Setup
- Install PVE
- Download
- Put it on a bootable thumbdrive & boot the machine from it
- follow the defaults on screen
- Set up Passwordless SSH
- (Admit it... If yer a Nerd, yer gonna wanna remote into this thing on the command line.)
- fix update repositories
- Do a full update
- See Mini Debian for useful config stuff
- Switch to DHCP
- (Hard-codded addressing is fine for your first server on a network that you haven't learned to mess up yet... Not so much after that.)
- Get rid of subscription notice
- (If ya really wanna spend the money, go for it. OTOH... You're reading this page instead of looking for support from Proxmox...)
- Set up SSL
- upload ISOs
Optional Stuff
- All-in-One Server
- install mosquitto-clients
- I have gotten into the habit of just putting mosquitto-clients on everything. It's handy for things like monitoring scripts...)