VMware 2.2 RC and VMware Tools - can only ping
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Well, you picked the wrong selection and I wouldn't be surprised if other funny behaviours started happening too. Recreate your VM with the correct OS template (Other: FreeBSD 64-bit) and start again.
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@KOM:
Well, you picked the wrong selection and I wouldn't be surprised if other funny behaviours started happening too. Recreate your VM with the correct OS template (Other: FreeBSD 64-bit) and start again.
My ESXI doesn't says Other : FreeBSD but it said Others : Linux
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Time to upgrade to something a little more current then. What are you using, ESXi 3.x or 4.x? ESXI is free, so there is little excuse to not upgrade.
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@KOM:
Time to upgrade to something a little more current then. What are you using, ESXi 3.x or 4.x? ESXI is free, so there is little excuse to not upgrade.
its not the Free version
i am on the latest one i am on ESXI 5.5 Build 2403361
i see the version of the FreeBSD thanks
i understand its used repro 10.1
which link can i use to tell Pfsense to look at to install pkg ? -
which link can i use to tell Pfsense to look at to install pkg ?
I'm sorry, I don't know what you mean here. Are you asking how to install VMware Tools for FreeBSD?
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@KOM:
which link can i use to tell Pfsense to look at to install pkg ?
I'm sorry, I don't know what you mean here. Are you asking how to install VMware Tools for FreeBSD?
i am sorry i mean
Pfsense 2.1 uses
PACKAGESITE \ http://ftp-archive.freebsd.org/pub/FreeBSD-Archive/ports/amd64/packages-8.1-release/Latest/
Pfsense 2.2 users Packagesite 10.1 which i dont have the linknever mind the pfsense 2.2 looks directly to the Packagesite 10.1
going to try it again and get back to you
if it does work i may create a tutorial for this and share with you guysthank you
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tutorial for what? Install a vm?? Who would it be geared too.. Its fairly obvious that pfsense is based upon freebsd, why would you not pick freebsd as the OS type when creating a vm? If someone needs a guide for that - they really shouldn't be even attempting to run anything in VM.
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tutorial for what? Install a vm?? Who would it be geared too.. Its fairly obvious that pfsense is based upon freebsd, why would you not pick freebsd as the OS type when creating a vm? If someone needs a guide for that - they really shouldn't be even attempting to run anything in VM.
i meant for VMware tools :)
i managed to install them but can't access the pfsense using the webgui or ssh
i can ping the pfsensethe error i see on the console of the pfsense is
vmx3f0: capabilities : sg jf vlan csumi've disabled the firewall rules from the console but still no luck !
pfctl -dtried a fresh install, come across the same !
what i am doing wrong !
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There have been loads of threads about vmtools on 2.2.. Just use the open tools - the native tools seem broken and only allow ping.
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There have been loads of threads about vmtools on 2.2.. Just use the open tools - the native tools seem broken and only allow ping.
oh ok thank you sir !
if i have pfsense on a hardware , the update will works just fine ?
no issues with the NICS ? -
What?? Why would you install vmtools if your running pfsense on hardware??
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What?? Why would you install vmtools if your running pfsense on hardware??
i didnt say install vmtools on hardware,
i asked if the NICS on the hardware need to be reconfigured , or something like this. -
Are you in the wrong thread then???
This thread is about vmware tools
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