Hello.
Server 2016 is here, yea!
So what to test first? Ofc nested Hyper-V, that's cool!
I have installed a Server 2016 VM on a Windows 10 Hyper-V host. I have also installed Hyper-V on the Server 2016 guest VM and I can run a Windows 10 guest on top of that Server 2016 VM. So, nested Hyper-V does work so far.
Now, next step to make it even more awesome, lets add the Server 2016 VM to my Server 2012 R2 RDS environment and deploy RD Virtualization Host on the Server 2016 VM. Should work right?
But when I have clicked through the wizard "Remote Desktop Services installation", chosen "Virtual machine-based desktop deployment", verified RS Connection Broker/RD Web Access servers are present and finally chose my new Server
2016 VM to be the RD Virtualization Host I get this error: "Hardware-assisted virtualization is not present on the server".
How can it be? Do we have some issues with RDS deployment compatibility checker to verify that the server I'm trying to deploy actually can run Hyper-V?
Have I missed something here, or is it even supported?
(ofc all this is a test-lab).
toxaris