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VNC and uploading an ISO-image to a server
Connecting to a server through VNC
Go to your Client Area, find Products
— Virtual private servers
— Products
, choose the server you need and click on the To panel
button on the toolbar.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/snapshot/1.png)
The VMmanager control panel will be opened in a new tab.
Your server can use either the 5th or 6th version of the VMmanager panel. Depending on the version, the procedure for your server will be different.
In VMmanager 5 panel, go to Management
— Virtual Machines
, select the server and click on the VNC
button on the toolbar.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com2.png)
In VMmanager 6, go to Virtual Machines
, select the server and click on the VNC
button in the upper right corner.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com3.png)
A command prompt will be opened in a new browser tab. You'll be offered to enter a username and password to connect via VNC.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com4.png)
You can find these credentials in your Client Area, go to Products
— Virtual private servers
— select the server and click the Instructions
button on the toolbar.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/instruction.png)
Enter the login, then the password. Please note that the password is not displayed in any way on the command line, i.e. you need to enter it and press Enter.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com6.png)
Uploading your own ISO-image
Uploading your own image is only available in the VMmanager 5, while the image size should not exceed 2 GB.
If the size of your image is larger than 2 Gb or if your server is managed in the VMmanager 6 panel— we will help you to upload the image. Just send a ticket to our support service and provide a direct link to download the image.
The image will be available within 24 hours from the moment of uploading. Please note that you can't upload more than 2 images at the same time.
Uploading an ISO-image in VMmanager 5
Go to Management
— ISO images
and click on the Upload
button.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com8.png)
Select the file type — the image can be downloaded from your local computer or via a direct upload link. Select the file or specify the URL to upload it, click OK.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com9.png)
When the image is uploaded, go to Management
— Virtual Machines
, select the server and click on the Stop
button.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com10.png)
Your server will be stopped, then click the "Disks" button.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com11.png)
Click on the ISO
button without selecting any disks.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com12.png)
Select the image name from the list and select To the beginning
in Boot priority
.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com13.png)
Start the virtual machine by clicking on the Start
button in Virtual Machines
. Go to VNC to work with the uploaded image.
![](https://ispserver.com/sites/default/files/kcfinder/images/help/vnc/vnc_com14.png)
Please note that uploading Windows OS is only available from our templates with the purchase of a license.