1. Add a server, selecting the pre-installed system from the pop-up menu.
2. Start the server. You now have a running server, which you can access using VNC.

The images start with a fully working base system with a single user. As usual, you add additional users and install additional software, just as you would on a physical machine.

1. Add a server, selecting the install CD from the pop-up menu.
2. Start the server. You now have a running server, which you can access using VNC.
3. Connect using VNC, and work through the operating system installer, as you would with a physical machine.
4. Once your operating system is installed and you need to reboot off the physical hard disk, and then shut down the server.
5. Reconfigure the server to remove the install CD from ide:0:1 and set the disk on ide:0:0 to boot.
6. Start the server. You now have a running server, which you can access using VNC or any method which your operating system itself provides, such as SSH.

1. Add the target drive onto which you will install, selecting ‘blank’ from the pop-up menu.
2. On your local computer, make an ISO image from your install CD/DVD.
3. Upload this ISO image into your OHI Cloud account using the drive upload tool or any of several other options. You can read more about these in the notes if you click ‘edit’ on the drive that you just created – but remember to upload the CD as a new drive in itself.
4. Upload this ISO image into your OHI Cloud account using the drive upload tool or any of several other options. You can read more about these in the notes if you click ‘edit’ on the drive that you just created – but remember to upload the CD as a new drive in itself.
5. Start the server. You now have a running server, which you can access using VNC.
   Connect using VNC, and work through the operating system installer, as you would with a physical machine.
6. Once your operating system is installed and you need to reboot off the physical hard disk, then shut down the server.
   Reconfigure the server to remove the install CD from ide:0:1 and set the disk on ide:0:0 to boot.
7. Start the server. You now have a running server, which you can access using VNC or any method which your operating system itself provides, such as SSH or Windows Remote Desktop.

1. Add the target drive onto which you will upload your existing image, selecting ‘blank’ from the pop-up menu.
2. Upload your raw hard drive image into your account in the cloud, using the drive upload tool. You can read more about this in the notes if you click ‘edit’ on the drive that you just created.
3. Add a server, selecting the drive from the pop-up menu.
4. Start the server. You now have a running server, which you can access using VNC or any method which your operating system itself provides, such as SSH or Windows Remote Desktop.