7 Essential Steps After Proxmox 8 Installation

We're diving into the essential steps you need to take right after a clean install of Proxmox 8. If you've just set up your Proxmox 8 server and are wondering what to do next, we've got you covered. Follow along as we walk you through the key configurations and optimizations outlined in our detailed guide at theramblingtech.... From DNS settings to repository setup and beyond, we'll help you get your Proxmox 8 server ready for action. Don't miss out on these crucial first steps to ensure a smooth virtualization journey
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[@krappiekiller]

Thanks a million. Super helpful for a Proxmox newbie.

[@Ramblingtech]

Welcome! it's so much fun.

[@magnushansen6063]

As someone who is new to everything related to server management it would be nice to have some explanations to why you choose to do some of the stuff you show in this video

[@kopparsulfat]

Good video. Thank you. 👌

[@Ramblingtech]

Thank you for watching, I hope you have great day

[@JKos-cz9lj]

I am interested also all the securing proxmox related things. Like why root access with SSH? Why not keys?

[@REALTALKEUGENELANE]

THANK YOU

[@NGolda]

Hello, thanks for the video. I followed your instructions and ended up with a black screen "Guest host haas not initialized the screen (yet)" when installing VM. Did i miss something? I am running Proxmox on Macbook M2.

[@Ramblingtech]

Are you installing proxmox bare bones or in a vm

[@yuriw777]

no subscription line does not seem to work. But very good video, thx!

[@Ramblingtech]

After you complete that you will need to log out clear your cache, then try to log back in it should not have the subscription

[@saaieshithier]

I seem to have the same problem, although I'm not sure what you mean by clearing the cache. I'm a total noob at this stuff.

[@LesHuntKu]

You can do all that in the UI. Is there a reason you are using CLI?

[@Ramblingtech]

Typing or copying commands through the command-line interface (CLI) is quicker for me compared to navigating through multiple steps to achieve the same result. I've become accustomed to using the CLI, and it's not as challenging as it may seem once you get the hang of it.

[@LesHuntKu]

@@Ramblingtech likewise, I prefer cli but for anyone 1st getting into it, it can seem a bit daunting

[@Ramblingtech]

​@@LesHuntKu I do agree! When I first started, I was so nervous about using CLI. I didn't for a long time, but once you understand it, it's just easier!