Thanks. So people are virtualizing in this fashion:
1. Install MS Server 2012 (or 2016) on the PC. Install AC on this physical server.
2. They then activate the Hyper-V role, and install two more OS's of their choice.
Or, is it like this:
1. Install MS Server 2012 (or 2016) on the PC. DO NOT Install AC on this physical server. Do nothing else with this physical install of Server 2012/2016.
2. Activate the Hyper-V role, then install Server 2012/2016 again as a VM. Then, install AC on this VM.
