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Linode , Online.Net Windows Templates
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Linode , Online.Net Windows Templates

duc5educ5e Member
edited October 2016 in General

Hi !

During the past few weeks I found myself doing lots of work with Windows VMs. I finally started reading-up on the use of snapshots and took the time to figure out how to install the Windows VM on Linode ( and Online.net ) . Today I will share templates that I have created and successfully installed.

Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit : http://files.duc5e.net/Windows_7_Unltimate_64bit.gz

Windows Server2008 R2 Enterprise : http://files.duc5e.net/Windows_Server_2008_R2_Enterprise.gz

And all http://files.duc5e.net

How to Install ( Linode )

1) Create a new Linode VPS, the smallest Linode VPS will work so pick whatever size you'd like.

2) Once the VM is created, we're going to make a single disk.

3) Now we need a Configuration Profile that will boot Windows.

4) Next we boot the VPS into Rescue Mode and access it via the Glish interface

5) Alright, we're ready to do the transfer with the following command

 wget -O- http://files.duc5e.net/filename.gz | gunzip | dd of=/dev/sda 

6) When you bring the Glish window back up the screen will just be black, press a button to wake it up and see the command line like we left it. Lets do a restart with reboot

Please watch the video https://youtu.be/Mzty6lhkHfE

How to Install ( Online.net )

1) Boot your server into rescue mode (Ubuntu 14) via the Online.net control panel.

2) Log into your server's rescue mode via SSH

3) Run the following commands:

sudo -i 
wget -O- http://files.duc5e.net/filename.gz | gunzip | dd of=/dev/sda 

4) Once the above command completes, reboot your server back to normal mode using the Online.net control panel.


You can then log into RDP using your server's IP address and the following credentials.

Username: Administrator

Password: Demo2016

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