iso images dowloadn problems

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iso images and I can not upload. I want to install windows 2003 but I can not download the iso file from iso images can not set up for 2003. I want to understand how to do
 
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you can upload ISO images via web interface (up to 2 GB), or you can manually copy them (via scp or winscp) to /var/lib/vz/template/iso
 
If you do not need to upload images to folder / var / lib / vz / template / iso I need to install to this folder. I'm trying to set up windows 2003. I think I need to take with wget command Will you give an example. fully virtualized (KVM) DE WÝNDOWS 2003 server was successful but did not need to come out: (
 
no no How would u want to learn windows 2003 copy from you. So I setup windows 2003 to windows 2003 installation I have to do if I want to do it from ssh How do I make wget.?
 
sorry, but I do not understand your question.
 
windows 2003 installation with the necessary folder with ssh wget would like to question this
 
no one here can understand this, please try to find someone with better English knowledge.
 
tom said:
you can upload ISO images via web interface (up to 2 GB), or you can manually copy them (via scp or winscp) to /var/lib/vz/template/iso
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That's incredibly lame. Talk about terrible design.
 
If you need a lot of ISO images I highly recommend to store them on a NAS (e.g. NFS server).
 
cocaclassic said:
That's incredibly lame. Talk about terrible design.
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Hi,
hmm - scp is not lame. Or do you mean terrible design of win-scp?
From a linux-box i get normal speed:
Code: 
scp grml_2010.12.iso root@proxmox1:/var/lib/vz/template/iso/
grml_2010.12.iso                                                     100%  686MB  38.1MB/s   00:18
OK, the gui-upload takes more time - 50 sec, this is 13.7MB/s. Not too fast, but ok i think.

Udo
 
I think this will break the gui - or do you just want all iso in one dropdown, without showing the subfolders?
 
yes why not - we have big esx farms with big iso-stores odered in subfolders (Linux, Microsoft, Novell, etc.). The important thing is, to see all of them.

cheers
macday
 
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