Windows VM Credential Guard

stee

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I am attempting to get credential guard running inside of a Windows 10 VM on Proxmox 7.4-17. The error I am getting in the gpresult is
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So I went ahead and enabled IOMMU in Proxmox by following the guide. Below is the output of: dmesg | grep -e DMAR -e IOMMU -e AMD-Vi

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Output of: lsmod | grep vfio

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other possible relevant info:

Secure boot is enabled in the VM.
Host Model: Dell DR4300 on latest bios
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Is this just not possible at the moment with Proxmox or am I missing a step?
 
Credential Guard use hyperv virtualization so your vm will be in nested virtualization.
I'm not sure old cpu can do, even if it works perfs will not be great.
 
Thanks for the replies. Unfortunately for my work environment we need to have device guard enabled in order to meet CMMC compliance. Right now we use VMware at work and I can get this working. At home I use Proxmox and have been trying to demonstrate that it will work so we can potentially start moving away from VMware.

I read over the documentation on Nested_Virtualization and the output of cat /sys/module/kvm_intel/parameters/nested is Y so it looks like that is already enabled. Also the configuration of the VM is as follows.
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