Downloads

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 8.2

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Here is the how-to for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

The Ceph Reef enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network or subscription key status) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repositories work out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 8.1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Here is the how-to for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

The Ceph Reef enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network or subscription key status) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repositories work out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 8.0

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

The Ceph enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network or subscription key status) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repositories work out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Please follow exactly the upgrade guide: Upgrade_from_7_to_8

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 8.0 beta1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 7.4

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 7.3

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 7.2

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 7.1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 7.0

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install from USB Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For a quick how-to see Quick installation or check out the detailed Installation article.

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Please follow exactly the upgrade guide: Upgrade_from_6.x_to_7.0

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_7.0_beta1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_6.4

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_6.3

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_6.2

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_6.1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_6.0

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Please follow exactly the upgrade guide: Upgrade from 5.x to 6.0

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_6.0_beta1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_5.4

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_5.3

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_5.2

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_5.1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_5.0

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_5.0_beta2

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_5.0_beta1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The beta repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_4.4

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host. Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you upgrade your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s and LXC containers.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_4.3

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host. Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you upgrade your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s and LXC containers.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_4.2

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host. Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you upgrade your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s and LXC containers.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_4.1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host. Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you upgrade your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s and LXC containers.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_4.0

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host. Here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box. For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

See Upgrade from 3.x to 4.0

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_3.4

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host. All updates should be applied via CLI only (if you tried via GUI, please check this forum post). here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

Due to changes in our repositories in 3.1 you need to check your apt configuration. If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box.

For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_3.3

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host. All updates can be applied via GUI or via CLI, here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

Due to changes in our repositories in 3.1 you need to check your apt configuration. If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box.

For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_3.2

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host. All updates can be applied via GUI or via CLI, here is the howto for the CLI:

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

Due to changes in our repositories in 3.1 you need to check your apt configuration. If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box.

For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_3.1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Make sure that you have uploaded a valid subscription key to your Proxmox VE host.

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

The enterprise repository:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Important Note

Due to changes in our repositories you need to update your apt configuration. If you already use your Proxmox VE Subscription Key, access to the Enterprise repository works out of the box.

For more details about the Proxmox VE repositories, see Package repositories

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_3.0

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

See Upgrade from 2.3 to 3.0

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_2.3

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is e27f57028bde04b67cfb8182499124e0)

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_2.2

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 6a4ba41035dc32da36a08ec421ea6fb2)

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_2.1

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 940919e832e64c29e67d89233a11b88b)

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

See Upgrade_from_1.9_to_2.0

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_2.0

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM or Install_from_USB_Stick and boot your server from CD-ROM or USB stick. For details see Quick_installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 5c1bf16973ee06a293be2bd2b2c648fa)

See Upgrade_from_1.9_to_2.0

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.9

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 910f69b2ab450a304a4bae835ffa858e)

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Choose your preferred Proxmox VE kernel branch, see Proxmox_VE_Kernel If you want to switch to the 2.6.32 kernel branch just install the Proxmox VE virtual package for 2.6.32:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.8

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 82f2dbab4ca5e467278e0717ed7c861f)

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

Choose your preferred Proxmox VE kernel branch, see Proxmox_VE_Kernel If you want to switch to the 2.6.32 kernel branch just install the Proxmox VE virtual package for 2.6.32:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.7

Download the ISO image and burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 5d9d02499c96f89fd93e58cf010e4282)

Check your sources.list file, should look like this:

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now upgrade the packages:

If you want to switch to the 2.6.32 kernel branch just install the Proxmox VE virtual package for 2.6.32:

Reboot to activate the new Kernel, to check if you got all packages, run 'pveversion -v' and compare your output (all packages should have equal or higher version numbers):

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.6_.28updated.29_-_ISO_Installer_with_2.6.32_Kernel_with_OpenVZ_including_KVM_0.12.5

Download the ISO image (Note: update to the ISO on 18.10.2010) burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 83be9d05f7bf8f2f438659f2ec891e56)

Important note

If you run windows KVM guests your operating system will recognize some hardware changes on the first boot. Under some circumstances reactivation of your windows license can be necessary.

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.5_-_New_Kernel_2.6.24_and_2.6.32.2C_including_KVM_0.12.4_and_gPXE

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now you can install the new Proxmox VE virtual package:

(alternative: proxmox-ve-2.6.24)

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.5

Download the ISO image, burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 9f886782022b3408a625cb35ea34bab2)

Check your sources.list file:

Note: If you still run a Debian Etch based system (0.9, 1.0 or 1.1) think of a re-installation or do a dist-upgrade.

Update your repository and packages:

If you get any errors, your sources.list (or your network) has a problem. Before you update your system, you should stop all your running VM麓s.

Now you can install the new Proxmox VE virtual package:

(alternative: proxmox-ve-2.6.24 or proxmox-ve-2.6.32)

Now, check the bootloader grub to make sure that the system boots the right kernel.

Finally reboot into your new kernel and check if you got the latest Proxmox VE packages with 'pveversion -v':

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.4

Download the ISO image, burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

(MD5SUM for the ISO is 0bef854dcca1718f73ff64e383df280a)

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.4_beta2

This is the second beta release and therefore not intended for production systems.

Download the ISO image, burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.4_beta1

This is a beta release and therefore not intended for production systems.

Download the ISO image, burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.3

Download the ISO image, burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

(MD5SUM is 6ddefdba42121ea24b4e1a3b17d93355)

Important note

If you run windows KVM guests your operating system will recognize some hardware changes on the first boot and windows shows a new network card in the device manager. (e.g. you need to reassign the fixed IP setup to the new network card. if you have DHCP setup there should be no issues). Under some circumstances reactivation of your windows license can be necessary.

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.2

Download the ISO image, burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox_VE_1.1

Download the ISO image, burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation

Release notes: Roadmap#Proxmox VE 1.0 - First stable release

Download the ISO image, burn it to CD-ROM and boot your server from CD-ROM. For details see Installation