Can Active Directory integration interrupt the nested Vm feature?

Question

I have domain joined endpoints in which the users are not able to use the nested VM feature.
Is it because of Active directory or due to some group policies applied from the DC?

Answer 1

Hello Monika Bisht1,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Community forum.

1.What do you mean "domain joined endpoints"?

2.What is the "nested VM feature"? Would you please describe it in detail?

If you have any question or concern, please feel free to let us know.

Best Regards,
Daisy Zhou

Answer 2

Sorry for not being clear.

"Domain joined endpoint" means endpoint systems connected to Active directory and "nested VM" means virtual machine inside a virtual machine.
We are using Oracle Virtualbox for VM.

Answer 3

Hello

Thank you for your reply.

Please try to check on one endpoint system.

Please check if the endpoint system (when it is in domain) can use the nested VM feature using local account signed in.

Please check if the endpoint system (when it is in domain) can use the nested VM feature using domain account signed in.

Please check if the endpoint system (when it is not in domain) can use the nested VM feature using local account signed in.

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Best Regards,
Daisy Zhou