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ZStack Cloud 5.3.40>ZStack Cloud Tutorials>ZStack Cloud Private Cloud>Quick Installation and Usage Tutorial>Environment Preparations
Environment Preparations
Prepare Software Packages
Before you install ZStack Cloud, prepare the following software packages:
Note: After you download the software packages, check the MD5 hash by using a MD5 checker to verify software integrity.
- ZStack Cloud ISO:
- h84r: ZStack-Cloud-x86_64-DVD-5.3.40-h84r.iso
- Download address: Click here
- ZStack Cloud installation package:
- Software: ZStack-Cloud-installer-5.3.40.bin
- Download address: Click here
Note: After you download the software packages, check the MD5 hash by using a MD5 checker to verify software integrity.Hardware Requirements
The following table takes a single server deployment (All-in-One) as an example to describe the configuration requirements over the server and other hardware devices for the installation and deployment of ZStack Cloud.
| Device | Configuration Requirements |
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| Network Switch |
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Burn Image to U Disk
About this task
This topic describes how to use Rufus to burn the prepared ISO image file to a U disk.Procedure
- Use Rufus to open the ISO image file.
Open Rufus, select Disk or ISO image (Please select) from the Boot selection drop-down list, and click the Select button to open the downloaded ISO image file.
Figure 1. Use Rufus to Open ISO Image File 
- Write the image.
After you select the ISO image, use default settings, and choose Start.
Figure 2. Write Disk Image on Rufus 
- After you click Start, you will be reminded of the risk that the disk data will be formatted. Click OK to burn the image file. Note: Before you burn the image file, make sure that you backup the data on the U disk.
Figure 3. Confirm to Write ISO Image on Rufus 
- Then the U disk is used as the startup disk. This disk supports the Legacy and UEFI boot modes.
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