KB 159001 - Some Basic Configuration on Proxmox

KB 159001 - Some Basic Configuration on Proxmox

Delete VM on Proxmox

  1. Go to the server
  2. Select the VM which you want to delete
  3. Select the more option (Shown in picture)
  4. Click on the Remove
  5. Provide the VM ID number
  6. Click on Remove button, VM will be delete from server


Create a Template

  1. Go to the server
  2. Right click on VM from which you want create template
  3. Select "Convert to template" option 
  4. Provide the confirmation by clicking on "Yes" button. Template will be created.


Create a Clone

  1. Go to the Server
  2. Right click on template/VM from which you want to create clone
  3. Select "Clone" from the option
  1. There is 2 option to create clone
  2. Full Clone:- A full clone is an independent copy of a virtual machine that shares nothing with the parent virtual machine after the cloning operation. Ongoing operation of a full clone is separate from the parent virtual machine
  3. Linked Clone:- A linked clone is a copy of a virtual machine that shares virtual disks with the parent virtual machine in an ongoing manner. A linked clone is a fast way to convert and run a new virtual machine


  1. Fill the "Clone VM" Dialog Box"
  2. like: VM ID, Name, Mode, Target Storage
  3. Click on Clone, Clone VM will be create



Add/Remove Hardware in an Existing VM

  1. Go to the server
  2. Select VM, in which you want to add/remove hardware
  3. Click on Add for additional hardware

  1. Add additional Hard Disk
  2. Click on Hard Disk
  3. Select you available storage in the server
  4. Provide the Disk Capacity
  5. Click on "Add" button, additional Hard Disk will created

  1. Add additional Network Interface
  2. Click on Network Device
  3. Select the available network in the server
  4. Click on "Add" button, additional Network will created


  1. Remove a Hard Disk
  2. Select the Hard Disk from the list, which you want to remove
  3. Click on "Detach" button
  4. Provide the confirmation by clinking "yes", Hard Disk will deleted


  1. Remove a Network Interface
  2. Select the Network from the list, which you want to remove
  3. Click on "Remove" button
  4. Provide the confirmation by clinking "yes", Network will deleted


Create a Snapshots of a VM

  1. Go to the server 
  2. Select the VM
  3. Select the "Snapshots" in right pane
  4. Click on "Take Snapshot" button
  5. Provide the snapshot name and description
  6. Click on "Take Snapshot"
  7. Snapshot will created


  1. To Rollback a Snapshot
  2. Select the snapshot which you want to rollback
  3. Click on "Rollback" button
  4. Provide the confirmation by clicking "Yes"

  1. Remove the Snapshot
  2. Select the snapshot which you want to delete
  3. Click on "" button
  4. Provide the confirmation by clicking "Yes"


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