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[[arch-server-docu|arch-server-docu]]
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<<Warn("Still in progress. The ISO does not yet contain a complete configuration.")>>
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-<<Note("But the arch installation is really quick. Just without any PwOSS configuration.")>>
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+<<Note("But it is already usable. Just without any PwOSS configuration.")>>
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</center>
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[[_TOC_]]
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-# 1. Requirements
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To get your own server you'll need a few things:
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-## 1.1. Hardware
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+## Hardware
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-### 1.1.1. Minimal system
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- 512 megabyte (MB) of memory (RAM)
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- 800 megabytes (MB) of hard disk space
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- A one gigahertz (GHz) processor
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-### 1.1.2. Recommended system
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- 2 gigabyte (GB) of memory (RAM)
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- 8 gigabytes (GB) of hard disk space
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- A 2 gigahertz (GHz) processor
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The following items are also recommended:
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- A reliable 1GB (or greater) USB stick
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-## 1.2. Software
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-### 1.2.1. Arch ISO
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-Download the .iso file and the .iso.sig file from some of the listed provider from [archlinux.org](https://www.archlinux.org/download/) and open the md5.txt file.
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-<<Note("Arch Linux is only available for 64-bit systems.
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+Download the .iso file and the .iso.sig file from some of the listed provider from [archlinux.org](https://www.archlinux.org/download/) and open the md5.txt file.
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+<<Note("Arch Linux is only available for 64-bit systems.)>>
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-### 1.2.2. PwOSS ISO
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Or you can use our ISO. Just follow the instructions from [PwOSS - Gitea](https://git.pwoss.org/server/iso).
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Download Etcher to flash the ISO
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- [Etcher](https://www.balena.io/etcher/)
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You can follow the [arch-server-docu.md](/content/server/arch-server-docu) file or download the file from [PwOSS - Gitea](https://git.pwoss.org/Server/Documentation/src/branch/master/arch-server-docu.md).
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You have to align the boot-start to your USB-Stick.
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-If you got every [requirements](/content/server/arch-x86_64#1-requirements) then we can go further with the first step (3 steps in total).
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+If you got every [requirements](/content/server/arch-x86_64#requirements) then we can go further with the first step (3 steps in total).
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Get yourself a coffee or tea and let's go through this.
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-#### 2.2.2.1. Create an no-ip account
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Follow the link [www.noip.com](https://www.noip.com/sign-up) and create an account and copy your chosen hostname.
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You’ll need it for the installation of the server.
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Go through the [arch-server-docu.md](/content/server/arch-server-docu) file. Just copy and paste.
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Done? Did you restart your server? Everything seems to be fine?
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Good!
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You’ll need the port forwarded to your server - IP (192.168.1.76)
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[www.noip.com](https://www.noip.com/support/knowledgebase/general-port-forwarding-guide/) has a good list of some router brands.
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<<Note("Your router isn’t listed? Just <a href='mailto:team@pwoss.org'>email us</a> or create an <a href='https://git.pwoss.org/server/iso/issues'>issue</a>.")>>
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Last step will be to change the DNS server. This is necessary to get every device through Pi-Hole.
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Login in to your router and change the "primary DNS server" under "DHCP-Server".
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<<Note("This can be named differently. Depends on your router.")>>
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