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Proxmox VE

A free, open-source type-1 hypervisor (Debian-based) for running VMs and LXC containers on dedicated hardware, with a full web management UI built in.

Sistema: Dedicated hardware or VM (ISO install)VirtualizationHome ServerSitio oficial ↗Documentación oficial ↗
Esta guía se elaboró a partir de la documentación oficial de Proxmox VE, enlazada arriba — verifica siempre ahí los nombres exactos de paquetes/versiones antes de ejecutar estos comandos en un servidor de producción, ya que las versiones de la distribución y del proyecto cambian con el tiempo.

  1. 1Download the installer ISO

    Grab the current Proxmox VE ISO from the official downloads page -- always a fresh link, since the exact filename changes with every release.

    Proxmox VE downloads ↗

  2. 2Write it to a USB drive

    Use Rufus (Windows), balenaEtcher (any OS), or `dd` (Linux/MacOS) to write the ISO to a USB stick -- this erases the drive.

    # Linux/MacOS example -- replace /dev/sdX with your actual USB device sudo dd if=proxmox-ve_*.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=1M status=progress conv=fsync

    Double-check the target device before running dd -- it overwrites whatever is there with no confirmation prompt.

  3. 3Boot the target machine from the USB drive

    Enter the BIOS/UEFI boot menu (often F11/F12/Esc at startup) and select the USB drive, then follow the graphical installer -- disk selection, country/timezone, root password, and network configuration.

  4. 4Open the web UI

    Once installed, the node reboots and the management UI is reachable over HTTPS on port 8006.

    https://<the-server's-ip>:8006

    The TLS certificate is self-signed on first boot -- your browser will warn about it, which is expected until you replace it with a real one.