Now it happens about once a month. I think it began after the adding a 2 Tb SSD disc. There is a sample of screen:
Has anyone encountered this? How to troubleshoot this?
Hello Broot201110141,
That is a known issue fixed a long long time ago:
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2059053
To prevent future occurrences of this PSOD:
Update to a minimum of ESXi 5.1 Update 2.
or as a workaround:
Use VMXNET3 virtual adapters instead of e1000 on all VMs.
Or if this is not possible, in VMs that use the E1000e adapter, disable RSS or configure the RSS multiple rx queue to 1 in the guest OS.
Bob
Hello Broot201110141,
That is a known issue fixed a long long time ago:
https://kb.vmware.com/s/article/2059053
To prevent future occurrences of this PSOD:
Update to a minimum of ESXi 5.1 Update 2.
or as a workaround:
Use VMXNET3 virtual adapters instead of e1000 on all VMs.
Or if this is not possible, in VMs that use the E1000e adapter, disable RSS or configure the RSS multiple rx queue to 1 in the guest OS.
Bob
Hello TheBobkin,
Thank you for you response. You right, I have an old version of ESXi 5.1..
It's scary to update because a full backup of VMs is hard to do. And it is terrible to lose in case something goes wrong when upgrading.
In any case, you really helped me. Thanks!