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I have not much experience with Ubuntu etc so looking at what should be done to secure it. Hopefully this post on how to Install KVM Ubuntu Server VMware Workstation can help most with getting a lab version of KVM up and running inside of VMware Workstation.Hi been asked to build a Ubuntu server as a guest machine on a VMware server. KVM is still a maturing technology but is widely available in most Linux distros. However, this is resolved under the Boot Options as you have to place a check by the Boot device for IDE CDROM to actually activate it.Īfter doing the above, I was able to get a Windows 2012 R2 VM up and running and then successfully install the OS. I changed the Console display type to VNC Server and this seemed to resolve that issue.Īlso, the VM wouldn’t boot from the ISO I had mounted at first. I had an issue right at first where I couldn’t see the console.

As you can see below I have the Windows server VM ready to go. After you launch Virtual Machine Manager, just click the button at the top left to “create a new virtual machine” and follow the prompts to assign storage, networking, and compute resources. I played around with a Windows 2012 R2 VM as the first VM that I created in the KVM environment. Now you are ready to start playing around with creating some Virtual machines. To install virt-manager, issue this command: sudo apt-get install virt-manager To manage my virtual machines, I used another Ubuntu 15.10 desktop machine to install the virt-manager package on.

To do that, simply issue this command: sudo adduser 'root' libvirtd You need to add your user to the libvirtd group. Installing KVM is easy using this command: sudo apt-get install qemu-kvm libvirt-bin ubuntu-vm-builder bridge-utils You should see a message kvm acceleration can be used after issuing the kvm-ok command if you have the support enabled. To do that however, you will need to install the cpu-checker package: sudo apt-get install cpu-checker Alternatively you can also issue the kvm-ok command.