Open VMtools are installed and running nicely (beta version). I'll try the latest ESXi500-201207001 update to see of that clears up some of the CPU pegs.
Marc R. Meshurle, Jr. Senior Engineer/MCP Kato Tech (a division of 911 Computer Concepts Inc.) Exton, PA. 19341 610-280-3566 610-280-7007 (fax) www.katotech.com<http://www.katotech.com/> [Description: cid:[email protected]] Click here for support from Marc Jr<http://www.katotech.com/support/support.exe> From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Josh Karli Sent: Monday, August 20, 2012 12:04 To: pfSense support and discussion Subject: Re: [pfSense] PF Sense Appliance on VMWARE 5.0 ESX On 8/18/2012 12:46 AM, Marc R. Meshurle Jr. wrote: I am not a newbie to PFS, and been using it since v1.02. I recently installed VMWARE 5.0 ESX on a beefy Dell T610. 4 NIC's and separated a WAN NIC for PFSense per the install doc for the VMWARE concept. It sees the NIC as an E1000. When I got it running under the ISO mounted CD, I have had great success, and it runs with little overhead. I ran a snapshot at this point (thank you VMWARE for this feature). When I install it to the datastore (as PFSense says - install to local hard drive under option 99), the CPU pegs at 100% for no reason when it is completed after a reboot. I reverted to the PRE hard drive install, and back to very minimal CPU usage. Any suggestions? Marc R. Meshurle, Jr. Senior Engineer/MCP Exton, PA. 19341 _______________________________________________ List mailing list [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> http://lists.pfsense.org/mailman/listinfo/list Are you running ESXi 5.0 update 1? Many bug fixes in there.
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