Current Release 10.1
The current stable release is SME Server Release 10.1 (based on CentOS 7.#), see the Updates section below for details of incremental updates available with yum. Our prior stable release was SME Server Release 10.0
You can use these links to perform a direct download
SME10.1 x86_64 Netinstall version
Wiki download page : SME Server:Download - SME Server (koozali.org)
For upgrade to SME 10.x see SME Server:10.1 - SME Server (koozali.org)
Download Locations
SME Server (and many add-ons) can be downloaded from one of our download locations. These download locations (Mirrors) have generously been provided by our mirror partners. Additional information on how to become a mirror partner and the status of current mirrors is available here.
A big thank to all of our sponsors for the mirrors.
For a full list of our download mirrors see our download locations.
Please always verify your download against the provided checksums (md5 or sha1) in the respective ISO directories.
iso
To download an iso select the closest mirror, the version of SME Server you want, then the iso directory and finally the i386 or the x86_64 directory. Note that in each repo, there are two ISO images. One is named according to the released version (i.e smeserver-8.0-i386.iso), the other does not provide version information (i.e. smeserver-i386.iso). The non version ISO is the actual file and facilitates rsync updates for the mirrors. The versioned iso is actually a symlink to the non-versioned ISO so people know what version they are downloading. Both will download the same binary data to your computer.
Updates
For upgrade to SME 10.x from SME 9.2 see SME Server:10.0 - SME Server (koozali.org)
In-place upgrades from SME 9.# to SME 10.x using yum or CD are not supported due to design constraints imposed by CentOS. It is necessary to backup the old server & then restore to the new server. Contribs will need to be reinstalled.
Please take note of this forum thread as well as any recent bugs, see Dashboard .
For further information about yum updating see Yum_Updates FAQ.
Zsync
When updates become available you will be able to update a previous version of an iso using zsync, run the command from the same directory as your existing iso. zsync uses a control file to determine whether any blocks in the file are already known to the downloader, and only downloads the new blocks. If you don't have a previous iso zsync is still a good option, it will recover an interrupted download.
To install ZSync you need to ensure you have the Dag repositories enabled. See here: Dag, then issue the following commands:
yum install zsync --enablerepo=dag
Reboot not required.
cp smeserver-8.1-i386.iso smeserver-8.2-i386.iso [if you have a previous .iso] zsync https://smeserver.bhs.mirrors.ovh.net/smeserver/releases/8/iso/i386/smeserver-8.2-i386.iso.zsync
Support
If you have questions about your download or installation, feel free to make use of the contribs.org forums. The forums are available for questions, suggestions, and general comments. You may search and find the answer to your question there.
Remember !
SME Server is currently free to download and use. But it is not free to build. You can help by making a donation of time OR money from the links below.
Donation Volunteering