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HelloIf the Windows Machine VM does have all the required flags for nested virtualization, then should be transparent.The question I have is.why you want install virtualbox and vagrant on a windows VM to creatre a linux vm ?why not create a linux VM on ESXi and use it ?
On Fri, Oct 13, 2017 at 10:03 AM, Kirk Franks <kir...@gmail.com> wrote:
I successfully deployed VirtualBox and Vagrant on my Mac host, and used it to deploy an Ubuntu development server for my work. But now I want to deploy this Ubuntu VM into one of our labs, on a Windows VM running on an ESXi host. I successfully installed VirtualBox and Vagrant on this Windows VM, but when I tried to launch the Ubuntu VM with the 'vagrant up' command, the command just hangs. As far as I can tell, the process is not dead, as it responds to a CNTL-C. It's not spitting up any warning or error messages. I've let it run overnight, thinking it was just really slow brining up the machine initially, but that didn't complete.I suppose my first question is, can I deploy a VirtualBox VM on a (VMware vCenter managed) VM? Then, if this configuration is allowed, why do you suppose the 'vagrant up' command hangs? I'm quite familiar with VMWare's products, but not so much with VirtualBox. I've been working for this particular cloud computing system manufacturer for about seven years now as a principal QA engineer and I'm fairly adept at this.Any clues or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. I'm tempted to try deploying to a CentOS VM, thinking this may be a Windows issue.
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