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    Proxmox VE Post Install Script

    This guide is intended for freshly installed Proxmox VE systems. We’ll use the community-maintained Proxmox Helper Scripts to apply some useful post-install tweaks, improve repo sources, and update the system.

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    Please note: All guides and scripts are provided for educational purposes. Always review and understand any code before running it – especially with administrative privileges. Your system, your responsibility.

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    Use at your own risk: While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, I cannot take responsibility for issues caused by applying tutorials or scripts. Test in a safe environment before using in production.

    Step By Step Instructions

    1. Login as root
      You can either use the Proxmox web shell or SSH into your Proxmox node:

      ssh root@your-proxmox-ip
    2. Run the helper script
      This script will clean up the default enterprise repo and switch to the no-subscription repo, update package sources, and apply some useful tweaks:

      bash <(curl -s https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts/post-pve-install.sh)
    3. Follow the prompts
      The script will ask you to confirm changes like switching repositories, enabling auto-updates, etc.
    4. System update
      The script will finish by asking if you want to update the system — and it’s highly recommended that you do. This ensures your installation is fully up to date.
    5. Reboot (automated)After completing the update, the script usually prompts for a system reboot — go ahead and let it reboot to apply all changes.

    Screenshots & Code Snippets

    curl -s https://community-scripts.github.io/ProxmoxVE/scripts/post-pve-install.sh

    Run the Proxmox Post-Install Script (Video Demo)

    This video demonstrates how to run the Proxmox Post-Install Helper Script, which configures repositories, removes the enterprise subscription notice, and applies several useful optimizations. The script ends by offering to update Proxmox, which is generally a good idea to ensure you have the latest patches and features.

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