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Is there an easy way to install software located on a .iso file to a remote server which does not provide to me access to the DVD Drive? I have a license for SQL Server 2008 Web Edition through WebsiteSpark and need to install it on my remote VPS using Windows Server 2008 R2. | |||
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7-zip allows you to open an ISO file and extract its contents as if it were a zip file. | |||
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You know Microsoft gives away a Virtual CD driver? Easy to use and lets you mount any ISO to look just like any other drive. | |||
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Not always the best solution but remote desktop allows you to use your local cd/dvd drives (and virtual cd drives) as if they were local to the remote server. Check your remote desktop preferences to enable this. | |||
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Daemon Tools will let you assign a drive letter to an ISO file. | |||
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You can use any program that can extract the contents of the ISO file, or alternatively, can mount the ISO file in a virtual CD\DVD drive. MagicISO or ISOBuster are two of the programs that I use. | |||
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