Windows 10: Oracle Virtual Box on Azure

Hi Guys,I tried to run Kali on Oracle Virtual Box in Azure. Even after enabling hyeper-v virtual box is keep saying enable hyper-v. And I am using Dv3 size only. Host OS is windows 10 Enterprise.Is Azure stopped supporting to use of oracle virtual box?

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Can I install Garuda Linux in an Azure VM ?

Hi everyone,

I want to use Garuda Linux on my Azure VM by either using an ORACLE VIRTUALBOX or ANY OTHER suitable way.

But for that I need Hyper-V which is not available in any Azure VMs. I know nested virtualization exists, but I tried various VM sizes, Ds2_v3, e-series and almost everyone, none of them have it.

And I have read this documentation - Run Hyper-V in a Virtual Machine with Nested Virtualization | Microsoft Learn

in one of the steps, it says While the virtual machine is in the OFF state, run the following command on the physical Hyper-V host. Here, what is this physical hyper-v host? My laptop? or the Azure Data Centre ?

I couldn't figure out.

So can you please let me know the complete configuration of Azure VM -

• Which VM size to use
  
• Any additional settings during VM creation
  
• Region to choose
  
• Settings to do in the VM itself
  

so that I can use Oracle Virtualbox to install Garuda Linux.

If nested virtualization is not possible, suggest any alternative way to install Garuda linux on the VM.

 

Windows 11 Pro and Oracle Virtual Box

I am attempting to install Oracle Virtual Box on my Window 11 Pro Licensed Laptop.

Do I need to purchase a second license for the Virtual machine or can I use the license that was purchased for the original machine?

 

Unable to install Oracle's virtual box

Yeah, But from their official webpage, I came to know that, Windows11 is further optimised with more security features. They have modified the OS a bit for the TPM2.0 and external contents(USB, data trans.), new installiations etc will be gated through that tpm.

Oracle's virtual box isn't optimised for it, this requires direct contact with ports and it builds internal ethernet with host. TMP finds it as a threat!

Oracle's community has further promised for release of an compactable version within this october following the launch of windows11.

Further, I've been using vmware workstation 16 player for few days and it's a really good substitute for Oracle's