Windows 10: Help with Installing Ubuntu VM in Hyper-v and creating an image

Help with Installing Ubuntu VM in Hyper-v and creating an image as a .WIM within SCCM.

So here's a breakdown of the situation:

- I need Ubuntu to be installed as a VM on several Windows machines e.g. approximately 90-110 Desktops.

- I've used Virtualbox previously which "works" but doesn't allow certain commands in terminal; e.g. networking commands like traceroute, mtr and ping.
(Networking commands is essential)

- Ubuntu needs to be restricted enough to not allow users to do anything malicious to the systems - but seeing as its a VM it should be safe.

- The users need access to Windows so that they can document the commands that they do within Ubuntu.

- I need it all in a Windows 10 image so that this can be deployed to all the PCs.

-Currently use SCCM to deploy software and images (if that helps)

Note: I work in a school so there's a high chance of the kids messing around with things from curiosity/malicious intent.

I know that's a lot to take in; any help would be greatly appreciated.

:)

 

Can I dual boot Windows 10 and Ubuntu on the same drive without partitioning

That sounds like a much better option, or you can also use cygwin or something.

Ubuntu in a VM such as
Hyper-V is also an option if you need the actual OS.

 

Unable to install fall creators update 1709

Oh i see.

I use Ubuntu on a VM.

Windows 10 has Hyper-V so you can download Ubuntu and create a Ubuntu VM.

More work yes, but i like it because it is more isolated too.

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-run-linux-di...