ESXi5 supports nested virtualization?

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• Official support for nested virtualization VMware

  VMware officially supports virtualization nested in production with ESX 5.5 environments?

  This article implies VMware does not support, but fails to mention ESXI 5.5:

  VMware KB: Support for ESXi/ESX implementation as a nested virtualization solution

  This document is kind of contradict:

  Nested VMs running

  It is said:

  "Virtualisee HV is fully supported for hardware virtual version 9 or 10 virtual machines on the hosts that support Intel VT - x or AMD - V and EPT of IVR. To enable virtualized HV, select VM-> settings and navigate to the processor settings screen. Check the box next to 'Virtualiser Intel VT-x/EPT or AMD-V/IVR.'

  And a fe down paragraphs:

  "ESX (i) can be used as a hypervisor reviews to learn more about the VMware Server products, experiment with Server installation, training, show demos and configurations of test." VMware does not support nested ESX (i) servers running in production environments. ESX (i) problems running in a nested configuration fall outside the agreements of level of Service and Support of VMware. »

  The article quoted deals only ESXi as a guest.

  Virtualized HV is supported as a CPU function virtual when used by a Type 2 hypervisor running under any operating system supported by.

• No ivy bridge (i7-3770) support for nested virtualization?

  Hello everyone,

  I want to buy a Core i7-3770 CPU, but...

  According to the official http://ark.intel.com/Products/VirtualizationTechnology page Intel

  Who's "3rd Generation Intel® Core™ i7 processors" and "3rd Generation Intel® Core™ i5" does not "Intel VT - x with Extended Page Tables (EPT).

  This means that we will be unable to run nested virtualization on Core i7-3770?

  Has anyone bought Core i7-3770 and it reached?

  My Intel contact assures me that all processors of Ivy Bridge supports EFA.  He will try to have this fixed web page, but first, he must track down the responsible party.

• Tecra A11-11 q does support hardware virtualization?

  Tecra A11-11 q (with Core i3 - 330 m processor) does hardware support for virtualization?
  I run on this laptop XP Mode in Windows 7 Prof?

  Virtualization option (settings) is available in the BIOS?

• Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 and support for virtualization

  Hello

  I am (was to) buy a Toshiba Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 (from amazon.co.uk).
  The specifications look ideal for me, but at the last moment, I thought to check if VT - x extensions are supported.

  I know that the processor supports extensions (as detailed here: [http://ark.intel.com/products/71465/]), but I know also that the extensions are often not enabled (or there is no option in the BIOS to enable them).

  The expression "Virtualization Technology" (which is present on other pages of the specification) is clearly absent from the plug laptop here: [http://www.toshiba.co.uk/discontinued-products/satellite-c870-1h2/].
  I saw some comments that suggest the Satellite * Pro * series usually provides the support for virtualization, but it always seems to be missing on many current models of Pro's specifications.

  I don't know why the C870 would not support VT - x, when we know that his material, but the specifications indicate that this is the case. On the other hand, I found no references to people complaining about the lack of VT - x support.

  So my question is, the Satellite C870 - 1 H 2 actually does support VT - x, or not?
  (and if not, because it takes just a very small piece of code BIOS, why not?)

  Thank you

  > The same issue applies. These models are supported virtualization

  VT support is always depends on the CPU built in Notepad. But you mentioned it in the first post.
  According to the page of the Ark from Intel, the Intel Pentium 2020 M processor supports Intel Virtualization Technology (VT - x)

• What is p2-1124 support hp virtualization? Is it possible to enable it in the BIOS?

  What is p2-1124 support hp virtualization?  Is it possible to enable it in the BIOS?

  Hello

  Processors AMD Zacate are supposed to support AMD - V, with a few exceptions.

  Press the ESC key to power up and go to Configuration of the computer (f10).  Come on the subjects of security and the security of the system and search for virtualization.

  What operating system do you use?

• HP dv4 1551dx does hardware support for virtualization?

  Hello

  HP dv4 1551dx does hardware support for virtualization? If support, how it allows?

  Thank you

  To help you in your query, I found a link from microsoft on the Windows 7 operating system, itself. The link will provide all the necessary information about your query.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Virtual-PC/support/configure-BIOS.aspx

  Please post the update of the solution for more help.

• boot from san esxi5 support

  Start Esxi5 support from san?

  Indeed, it does:

  http://pubs.VMware.com/vSphere-50/topic/com.VMware.vSphere.storage.doc_50/GUID-2A66A330-A9E5-460B-8982-54A1B1C38C02.html

  / Rubeck

• Absent an error of supported CPU virtualization when upgrading from 4.1 to 5.0

  Well the title says it all, I have upgrades a box 4.1 yesterday and outside warnings on the drivers (on same hw not installed), I got this message telling me to double check the support of virtualization in the BIOS because it seems to be disabled.

  Now virtualization support enabled for 3 years now and ESXi 4/4.1 never complained to this topic... Is it possible, that he does not see this unfortunate esxi 5.0? How can I check this? Perhaps on the vshpere client?

  P.S. I have perform the update twice and the second time, he complained that no more than on the steps of pilots and virtualization.

  Thank you!

  There is such a file for each virtual machine on vmfs/volumes //.

• "Operation not supported" when you create virtual machines in nested virtualization

  Hello world

  I'm quite new to ESX so I decided to give it a try by installing nested within VMWare Worktation 10 for Linux.

  My CPU is an i7-4960 x with 64 GB of RAM so VT-x/EPT gone automatically. 16GB gives ESX.

  Networking configured, also some systems of NFS files, the Datacenter newly created for storage (exported from my base OS Ubuntu 13.10) and attached my virtual ESX (via vCenter appliance).

  What's weird is that I tried to create a Windows 2008 R2 VM in ESX, but the installation does not start a "unsupported operation" appears on the management of web vshere.

  I'm stuck here, trying to find a reason for this.

  I would be really happy if someone out there could help me solve this puzzle.

  Thanks in advance.

  Try to delete the USB controller.

• Not available in Solaris 11.2 nested virtualization

  Hello!

  Anyone know why virtual hardware virtualization is not available for my guest 11.2 Solaris?

  I want to be able to use the kernel of Solaris zones.

  The host environment:

  SuperMicro A1SRM-2758F, 32 GB of RAM

  ESXi - 5.5 (build 2302651)

  I know that the CPU (Atom C2758) supports the VT - x and EPT which is required for 64-bit virtualization nesting

  And navigation:

  https://MyIP/mob/?MOID=HA-host & doPath = Capability

  Show me the (unsupported) feature is available:

  nestedHVSupported

  Boolean

  true

  I have created a virtual machine with vHardware vmx-10, selected "expose hardware assisted virtualization to the guest OS ' and installed Solaris 11, 2 as a guest.

  I also checked that "vhv.enable ="TRUE"' is not found in the vmx file."

  But since the kernel of Solaris box comments are not available:

  # virtinfo

  NAME CLASS

  VMware courses

  -area support

  # uname - a

  SunOS 5.11 global1 11.2 i86pc i386 i86pc

  Anyone have ideas why this is not available. Worked fine in VMware Fusion.

  Best regards

  -Morten Hermansen, Fanitas Green

  I think I found it.  11.2 Solaris dislikes apparently the model and the progression of your CPU Avoton.  If I change the model and execution of my Haswell system to match your Avoton, I lost also for areas of kernel comments in my Solaris 11.2 customers.

  Try these configuration options:

  featMask.vm.cpuid.MODEL = Val: 0x3c

  featMask.vm.cpuid.STEPPING = Val: 0 x 3

  That will give the impression that you have a processor Haswell (at least to the extent where the model and progression are concerned).

• Satellite R630 - 12G: Chipset and Bios support hardware virtualization

  No one has tested hardware virtualization with Toshiba Satellite R630 - 12G?

  It work?

  Thank you
  Tom

  Hello

  Laptop supports processor Mobile Intel HM55 Express Chipset and the Intel Core i5 - 450 M processor.

  Virtualization depends on the CPU.
  If the CPU compatible Intel VT virtualization should be possible.

  According to Intel, the Intel Virtualization Technology (VT - x) page is possible
  http://Ark.Intel.com/product.aspx?ID=49022

• Support for virtualization on Satellite C855

  Hello

  I just bought a Toshiba Satellite C855 29N. I am trying to run the virtualization on it, but running on the following questions:

  VMware Player;
  This virtual machine is configured for 64-bit operating systems. However, the 64-bit mode is not possible.
  This host is not compatible Intel VT - x.

  On the attempt of activation of Microsoft Hyper-V platform:
  Hyper-V cannot be installed. The processor has no virtualization required capabilities.

  The BIOS settings for the virtualization technology configured only for VT - x (another option is "off").

  Even if the laptop was advertised as an i3 - 2350 m, it actually comes with an Intel Pentium B960, which some "Googling" suggests that he does not support VT

  I hope someone can tell me if I have a chance of running VMware or Hyper-V on this laptop I have a small window in which return it if it proves inadequate.

  See you soon

  AFAIK all you can do is change the settings in the BIOS and use available options. No more than that.

• Satellite P100 series with core2duo - no support for virtualization?

  Hello
  my brand new laptop P100-324 with core 2 duo T7400 has no virtualization support - however, it was clearly written in Tech spec.
  It was not cheap at all, so I don't think that the sheet will lie!

  It's serious reflection.
  I ask the representatives of toshiba to lose a word or two here in this topic and when new BIOS on, which will allow the Intel VT.

  If it will be - as I hope! I'm sure that cpu can handle VT (indicated in the documents of cpu Intel laptop, and cpu is VT flags etc.), but the VT is just disabled by default in the BIOS and there is nothing to do.

  Hello

  Could you please put the link to the page that says that this laptop model supports the VT technology?
  It would be very interesting

  Usually, virtualization can be enabled and disabled in the BIOS. If the BIOS don't provide that option then it s a clear case of the VT can be not activated

  As you probably know Toshiba offer a wide range of portable models and offers different models P100.
  Maybe some media VT units and some don t.

• HP Pavilion P6-2170 - support for virtualization?

  I bought a HP Pavilion P6-2170 today and wanted to turn to virtualization Hyper-V (I run Windows 8 Enterprise).

  The CPU would support it (Core i7), but I'm not sure about the motherboard (it's a 2AC2 of PEGATRON CORPORATION 2.00).  There is no option in the BIOS, so my question is this computer supports virtualization?

  Hello

  Should be safe in the BIOS as shown:

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/desktop-hardware/hardware-virtualization-enabled-but-not-working-in-HP-Pavilion/TD-p/1397175

  Kind regards.