VM crashing on vMX start
Posted: Wed Sep 09, 2020 7:19 am
Hardware:
Intel BXNUC10i7FNH Core i7-10710U 6-Core NUC
32 GB RAM
1TB SSD
2 network interfaces (1 USB).
EVE-NG Running on - Inside vSphere v7.0 (free)- Give it 16GB RAM, 8 cores (it goes up to 12), and 200GB (thin provisoined). No resources are reserved.
VT-X - Enabled, confirmed in vSphere CLI
New install of Eve-NG version 2.0.3-110 from OVA
I installed vMX v18.2R1.9 (vmx-bundle-18.2R1.9.tgz) following the guide: https://www.eve-ng.net/index.php/docume ... 16-x-17-x/ . I create a lab and place either a VCP or VFP or both (if both I connect them). I start either one or both. The VM stops after a few seconds and I have to power it back on from vSphere. If I check the logs /opt/unetlab/data/Logs/ api.txt and error.txt are 0 bytes and I see nothing relevant in access or php_errors. I tried a few other vMX versions and I get the same issue. I have an older Eve-NG VM version 2.0.3-77 that was working fine in another hypervisor, ESXi v6.5 and it a similar thing where attempting to start vMX (v14.1.R1) will halt the VM. Same with vEOS or nexus 9k. I feel I am missing a basic setting.
Intel BXNUC10i7FNH Core i7-10710U 6-Core NUC
32 GB RAM
1TB SSD
2 network interfaces (1 USB).
EVE-NG Running on - Inside vSphere v7.0 (free)- Give it 16GB RAM, 8 cores (it goes up to 12), and 200GB (thin provisoined). No resources are reserved.
VT-X - Enabled, confirmed in vSphere CLI
New install of Eve-NG version 2.0.3-110 from OVA
I installed vMX v18.2R1.9 (vmx-bundle-18.2R1.9.tgz) following the guide: https://www.eve-ng.net/index.php/docume ... 16-x-17-x/ . I create a lab and place either a VCP or VFP or both (if both I connect them). I start either one or both. The VM stops after a few seconds and I have to power it back on from vSphere. If I check the logs /opt/unetlab/data/Logs/ api.txt and error.txt are 0 bytes and I see nothing relevant in access or php_errors. I tried a few other vMX versions and I get the same issue. I have an older Eve-NG VM version 2.0.3-77 that was working fine in another hypervisor, ESXi v6.5 and it a similar thing where attempting to start vMX (v14.1.R1) will halt the VM. Same with vEOS or nexus 9k. I feel I am missing a basic setting.