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ONEP installs from the OVA. An ISO installer is not part of this release.

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The OVA
Which hypervisor to use
Before you import

ONEP is one appliance for every edition, and the license you install sets the edition. ONEP installs from the OVA. An ISO installer is not part of this release.

The OVA#

Format	What it is for	Install steps for	Where to read more
`.ova`	The complete appliance: import it and the virtual machine is created for you	VMware Workstation, VirtualBox, Proxmox VE	Install from the OVA

One appliance file serves Community and Lite.

Which hypervisor to use#

VMware Workstation: import the .ova with File › Open.
VirtualBox: import the .ova with File › Import Appliance, then turn on Nested VT-x/AMD-V before the first start.
Proxmox VE: unpack the .ova and import it with qm importovf. Newer versions can also import it from the web interface.
A dedicated server: install Proxmox VE on it, then import the .ova. ONEP then has the whole server to itself.

Before you import#

Your own images. You bring your own images, or fetch them through Discover. The appliance creates its own identity on first boot.
Nested virtualization. Virtual machine devices need hardware virtualization, so the hypervisor must pass it through to the appliance. Turn it on before you start the appliance. Routers and containers start without it. See Requirements and sizing.
Check the file. The download page links the SHA-256 checksums. Compare the checksum listed for the OVA with the checksum of the file you downloaded, for example with sha256sum on Linux or Get-FileHash in PowerShell.