Hypervisor on Debian 10

[rocknum]

Hello

I recently had a Debian 8 distribution installation. I was able to install virtualbox on it.
The installation was command line only, no X server on it
I was able to access the virtualbox hypervisor by https://<servername>/virtual

Now I have a Debian 10 and virtualbox is not available to install, or if it is, it can't run on a non X machine. Not in the old fashion that I did it before like https://<servername>/virtual

What other alternatives would there be?
Basically I want to install a virtual machine or 2, windows boxes and I need to RDP into the machines.
What other option would there be? Keep in mind that I don't have a desktop environment on the server and the only way I access it is via SSH

Thank you

 

[Ravel12]

Use qemu, libvirt and kvm
You can manage it remotely using virtual machine manager
You can also start qemu locally with vnc and vnc into the VM from another machine

 

[Ravel12]

qemu, libvirt, kvm and virtio network/ disk drivers will ensure your vm runs fast and smooth.

If you're more comfortable using virtualbox, you should still be able to use vboxmanage to create, start, stop vm from the command line.

 

[rocknum]

qemu, libvirt, kvm and virtio network/ disk drivers will ensure your vm runs fast and smooth.

If you're more comfortable using virtualbox, you should still be able to use vboxmanage to create, start, stop vm from the command line.

Thank you for the reply
Virtualbox won't start because it requires X

 

[Ravel12]

Look at the following link for a feel of how this can be done in a headless server environment. The versioning may differ for you in the article, adjust accordingly.

https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial...ox-5.1-on-a-headless-ubuntu-16.04-lts-server/

Try apt --nodeps to ignore dependencies