- I wanted to create a simulated environment that can help give my friends some hands on training with different scenariors
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Windows 10 VM
- Download the Iso
- I had to run command
cat /sys/module/kvm_amd/parameters/nested
in the shell of the datacenter - If it returns 1 then that means virtualization is turned on; if not:
echo "options kvm-amd nested=1" > /etc/modprobe.d/kvm-amd.conf
followed by a reboot - After Proxmox reboots, go back to shell and enable virtualization on the vm id with this cmd:
qm set vm_id --cpu host - After installation I now I had access to Windows Server Manager
- Under Server Manager I went to Roles and Features > Select Server Roles > Select Active Directory Domain Services > Add Features
- After the installation completed I Promoted the server to a domain controller
- Created a New Forest named soc.lab and after a restart I now have an Active Directory Domain, now we need to populate it
- I created a user for myself to join the AD on Win10