Recent content by zophar

Hey, I like to know best practises about vmware esxi 5.5 and VLAN's. What I like to do is using pfSense as a router that handles VLAN's. My question is does the network adapter where the router is atached to has to sort with with VLAn 4095 in VMWare ? And does the pfSense needs to be attached...

I can confirm that installing VMTOOLS, remove the NIC e1000 and add a NIC VMXNet3 ... No more PSOD's... Did some quick tests with DFS FileServer 1 -> FileServer 2 (same iscsi) -> OK FileServer 1 -> Laptop -> OK Laptop -> FileServer1 -> OK Other datastore (SSD) -> FileServer 1 -> OK FileServer...

This is exactly what i'm searching for months ;) Will you give me more details about your network/subnet range ? Thank in advance

Maybe this thread can help other people. This night i'ved * updated the MB Firmware to 2.0a - issue not resolved * changed the position of the cards physically - issue not resolved So Dasaint advise, i'll give it a try tonight ;)

Like I told i'am a ESXi noob but I never looked at the options for a NIC driver first thing this evening is reinstalling and change the E1000 to VMXNet3 Am I right when I do a remove and add a NIC but change the e1000 to VMXNet3 when adding ?

This is the information Firmware Revision : 01.60 Firmware Build Time : 2012-04-18

Dasaint, Tests for today. Other NIC card -> same issue Installed VM on Synology iSCSI, when copying to no problem when copying from to SSD where ESXi is installed same issue... How can you resolve what the problem is when you get a PSOD ? Many thanks

***** VMWare ESXi NOOB ***** Hey everyone, First off al many many thanks for the hours of reading pleasure and finally i got myself a WhiteBox ESXi Specs. Supermicro X9SCm-iif 32 RAM Samsung IBM 1015 (IT Flash - ZSF with freenas - 5 TB Hitachi 3TB/6gbs) Nc364t 4 Gig Ports ESXi 5.5 1331820...