Mirror Selection

From openSUSE

How It Works

• You don't have to select a mirror yourself. If you use http://download.opensuse.org/, the server will take care of finding a mirror for you. It will automatically select one of the known (and active) mirrors from a database and redirect the download. See Build_Service/Redirector for (technical) details on how this works.

• If you would like to use a different mirror, or want to see all mirrors where you could download a file from, go to http://mirrors.opensuse.org/.

• For any file on download.opensuse.org, you can click on link named 'Mirrors' which will show mirrors assorted for your location. (You could look at http://download.opensuse.org/distribution/11.1/iso/ for examples.)

That's it!

If you miss a certain mirror, please tell us, by sending email to admin at opensuse org.

If you operate a mirror yourself, or plan to do so, this page is interesting for you Mirror Infrastructure.

Discontinued Releases

• For discontinued releases, like openSUSE 10.2, SUSE Linux 10.1, or older, please see Mirrors Discontinued Releases.

• For updates of openSUSE 10.2 and older, you need to refer to http://ftp.suse.com / ftp://ftp.suse.com. Those links don't redirect, so you might want to manually select a mirror from Mirrors Released Version.