How Do I Configure an ECS or an Image File Before I Use It to Create an Image?

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Table 1 ECS configurations
OS	Configuration
Windows	Configuring DHCP Enabling Remote Desktop Connection (Optional) Installing and Configuring Cloudbase-Init Installing guest OS drivers (VirtIO drivers) Running Sysprep
Linux	Configuring DHCP (Optional) Installing and Configuring Cloud-Init Deleting Files from the Network Rule Directory Changing Disk Identifiers in the GRUB File to UUID Changing Disk Identifiers in the fstab File to UUID Installing Native KVM Drivers on a KVM ECS Detaching Data Disks from an ECS NOTE: Before creating a Linux private image, ensure that the /etc/fstab file does not contain data disk configuration. Otherwise, the cloud servers created from this image cannot start. If any data disks are attached, comment out or delete the configuration of these data disks from the /etc/fstab file.

Table 2 Image file configurations
OS	Configuration
Windows	Configuring DHCP Enabling Remote Desktop Connection Installing guest OS drivers (VirtIO drivers) (Optional) Installing and Configuring Cloudbase-Init (Optional) Enabling NIC Multi-Queue (Optional) Configuring DHCPv6
Linux	Deleting Files from the Network Rule Directory Configuring DHCP Installing Native KVM Drivers on a KVM ECS Changing Disk Identifiers in the GRUB File to UUID Changing Disk Identifiers in the fstab File to UUID Detaching Data Disks from an ECS NOTE: Before creating a Linux private image, ensure that the /etc/fstab file does not contain data disk configuration. Otherwise, the ECSs created from this image cannot start. If any data disks are attached, comment out or delete the configuration of these data disks from the /etc/fstab file. (Optional) Installing and Configuring Cloud-Init (Optional) Enabling NIC Multi-Queue (Optional) Configuring DHCPv6

Note

When registering an external image file as a private image, you are advised to perform the preceding operations on the VM where the external image file is located.
When registering a Windows external image file as a private image, if the Guest OS drivers are installed, the cloud platform will check the image file after you select Enable automatic configuration . If the GuestOS drivers are not installed, the cloud platform will try to install them.

Parent topic: Image Creation

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