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Install Linux on remote server from Windows PC
I am very new with servers and have never used Linux. The server I'm looking at is not currently connected to anything, and I wish to install Linux on this server. It doesn't have a monitor (no video card) or keyboard. It does have a DVD. Can I communicate with that server using a Windows PC to start the process of installing Linux?
Or is there another method for communicating with the server to get the OS installed? Sorry for the extremely simple questions. Id appreciate help if someone doesn't mind going down to basics with me. ![]() Thank you ahead of time. |
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