How to Create VM on Proxmox Virtual Environment

To create a VM on Proxmox Virtual Environment

  • Go-to the proxmox VE dashboard using the server IP followed by port number on any Browser,                 Eg., 123.456.789.100:8006
  • Login using the Server Credentials and Proxmox VE Dashboard will look like below image

  • To create VM, Click Create VM Button on the Top right of the console Highlighted in Blue Color
  • A create virtual machine pop box will appear as below

  • Type a name of VM and click next
  • Select the ISO file uploaded to server Local Storage which has to be installed on VM and Click Next 

  • Select the Graphics Card to Default or if any Graphics Card installed on Server select from the Drop-Down list box and Click Next

  • Assign the Root Volume for the VM and click Next

  • Assign number of sockets and cores for the VM but not exceeding the Main Server Resources

  • Assign the memory for the VM but not exceeding the Main Server Resources

  • Click No Network Device to choose VM to Run without internet and if internet needed assign the network device and click next

  • This Pop-up Shows the configuration on VM which is going to be created if changes required fall back to previous Pop-Ups and make the changes and click Confirm

  • Once the VM is created it will appear in the Cluster as below image

  • To start the VM click on Start button on the Top Right of VM console or simply right-click on VM name and click Start

 

 

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