Difference between revisions of "OVH server installation"
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'''IMPORTANT'''. Choose '''Install Original Kernel''' | '''IMPORTANT'''. Choose '''Install Original Kernel''' | ||
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And after installation is complete. To get new server login details, please check your e-mail. | And after installation is complete. To get new server login details, please check your e-mail. | ||
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Make sure there is no [[OVH NVME atop Reporting Problem]]. | |||
The server is ready! | |||
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== See also == | |||
* [[OVH NVME atop Reporting Problem]] | |||
* [[OVH server Rescue Mode]] |
Latest revision as of 15:33, 13 August 2020
First of all, you need to open OVH web page: http://www.ovh.co.uk/
Click "Control Panel" on the top of page:
Enter your OVH login details and click "Login":
Select certain server from Dedicated Servers:
Click "Install" in the menu:
Select "Install from an OVH template"
Choose CentOS 6. 64bit and also "Customise the partition configuration"
All space should be assigned to / directory. Click on "Delete /home partition"
Assign all space to / directory.
IMPORTANT. Choose Install Original Kernel
Confirm installation.
Installation takes few minutes:
And after installation is complete. To get new server login details, please check your e-mail.
Make sure there is no OVH NVME atop Reporting Problem.
The server is ready!