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### Vultr
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[Vultr](http://www.vultr.com/?ref=6870843) has some great support for using
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netboot.xyz right out of the box.
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### Boot from ISO
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Once you've logged into the console, select ISOs. In the remote URLs box,
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enter in the URL of a netboot.xyz DHCP ISO and press upload:
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https://boot.netboot.xyz/ipxe/netboot.xyz-dhcp.iso
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Go back to the main console screen and press "Deploy New Instance". Follow
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these steps:
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* Select _Custom_ for the operating system
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* Select the ISO you uploaded
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* Click _Place Order_
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The instance should be online in a few minutes. Once it's online, go to the
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main account page that lists all of your instances. Click _Manage_ next to the
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instance you just launched, and then click _View Console_ under
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_Server Actions_. When the console appears, you should see the netboot.xyz
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iPXE menu.
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When you've completed the OS installation, select _Custom ISO_ from the Server
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Manager page and click _Remove ISO_. The ISO will be removed from your
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instance and it will reboot.
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### Boot from iPXE Chain URL
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Using an iPXE chain url may be easier for some users. Follow these steps:
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* Click _Deploy New Instance_
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* Select _Custom_ for the operating system
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* Select _iPXE_ in the Virtual ISO section
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* Set the chain URL to `https://boot.netboot.xyz`
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* Click _Place Order_
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The instance will boot within a few minutes. Once it boots, you'll have five
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minutes to launch a console and choose an option from the netboot.xyz menu:
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* Go back to your account home page with your instances listed
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* Click _Manage_ next to the instance you just launched
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* Click _View Console_ in the _Server Actions_ section
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* Choose the OS you want to deploy in the netboot.xyz menu
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* Complete the OS installation
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Once you've finished the installation, reboot the instance as you normally
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would. Vultr will automatically reboot your virtual machine into the OS you
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deployed.
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