BlueVM's latest KVM tutorial ②: Operating system installation

In the last article, we simply understood BlueVM Provided KVM Functions of VPS management panel（ $18/year KVM (supporting windows) VPS introduction and purchase page ）Zhao Rong also said that if the operating system is not installed, the VPS cannot be used. After understanding the panel, the next thing we need to do is to install the operating system for VPS.

The Linux ISO built in the background of BlueVM are all network installed versions (Netinstall), and also provide Windows 2003 (Chinese and English versions), Windows 7 Home, Windows 2008, etc.

Whether installing Linux or Windows, the operation steps on the panel are: 1. Install ISO; 2. Set the startup sequence CD-ROM first; 3. Restart VPS.

The first step and the second step can be exchanged. At the same time, please set the VNC password before this and VNC can connect to VPS.

In January this year, Zhao Rong wrote a tutorial on installing Centos on KVM. In this article, I still install CentOS on the KVM provided by BlueVM, with the version of CentOS 6.4 32bit. In the screenshot above, you can see that I have placed ISO and set the startup sequence. Most of the following processes are basically the same as those in January this year, so I will only have a few screenshots. I hope you can refer to the previous articles: KVM uses VNC to install CentOS system

After restarting VPS, connect it with VNC. On the first screen, select the first one for installation and enter directly.

It is unnecessary to search the installation disk automatically. The background of BlueVM is all Netinstall, and the local is only a boot disk. Skip it.

There are several steps in the middle. The previous article has a screenshot introduction, which will not be repeated here. Go to the next step, select the system file source. We are network installation, select the URL, and then OK.

The following picture is very important. Many KVMs opened by VPS host companies directly use DHCP to obtain IP addresses, but BlueVM is not good. It has to set TCP/IP information by itself, so the default choice is not good, Configure IPv4, select Manual configuration, and set manually ， IPv6 I will not do it directly, and then I will take the next step.

The following is also a key step. I specially give you all the required items without code. The first line is IP/mask: IP is the IP address given by your VPS, and the subnet mask is 255.255.255.0. The second line is the gateway, which is also the most troublesome place. I thought the gateway was No. 1 in the same section, but in fact it is not. Pay special attention, The gateway is the VNC link address. Ping that address to get the IP address.

Fill in the network source address below. For example, centos can be found on mirror.centos.org, which is very simple.

The next steps are simple, similar to the steps we take to install Windows. After that, you can log in to the SSH tool and compile the LNMP environment. If you have any problems, you can give feedback here, and I will try my best to solve them.

The same steps apply to the installation of Windows. Release the response system ISO, set the startup sequence, and restart VPS. I tried Windows 2003, which can be installed, OK， However, because I can't use the VPS of Windows, I finally installed a CentOS