Nadira is testing an application that needs to work on multiple operating systems. For this purpose, she uses Hyper-V to set up a Windows Server 2019 virtual machine (named VM1) and a Linux-based virtual machine (named VM2) on her host Windows 10 operating system. She sets up a third virtual machine, Windows Server 2012 (named VM3), to test the compatibility of the application between Windows Server 2019 and 2012 versions. Which of the following must be true if VM3 was set up successfully using nested virtualization?
A) Nadira removed VM2 to accommodate VM3.
B) Nadira powered off VM1, ran a PowerShell command, and powered on VM1.
C) Nadira ran the following PowerShell command: Get-VMNetworkAdapter -VMName VM3 | Set-VMNetworkAdapter -MacAddressSpoofing On.
D) Nadira enabled nested virtualization in Windows 10 using a PowerShell command.

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Nested virtualization refers to the capability of running a virtual machine within another virtual machine. For Nadira to set up VM3 successfully using nested virtualization, she would need to enable this feature on the first-level virtual machine (VM1 in this case, which is running Windows Server 2019). This typically involves powering off the VM, running a specific PowerShell command to enable nested virtualization, and then powering the VM back on. The other options are not directly related to enabling nested virtualization.

Nadira Is Testing an Application That Needs to Work on Multiple