Pfsense iso5/7/2023 ![]() Xe vif-param-set uuid=$VIF_1_UUID other-config:ethtool-ufo="off" ![]() Now for each of the VIF UUID’s we want to disable the offload settings: xe vif-param-set uuid=$VIF_1_UUID other-config:ethtool-gso="off" You can see this install has 2 NIC’s assigned. Network-name-label ( RO): Pool-wide network associated with eth0 Network-name-label ( RO): Pool-wide network associated with eth1 The output should look something like the following, uuid ( RO) : 0d3408aa-76a8-c67f-103f-1a1ad8b74a84 Next we need to find the internal ID for the interfaces you assigned to the pfSense install. We want the UUID of the instance running pfSense, b435d920-eb22-b45d-5058-091619ed427f in this case. Name-label ( RW): Control domain on host: xenserver-000 You should get something like the following ![]() XenServer tweaksįind UUID for the pfSense VM you just installed. Go ahead and setup pfSense like normal, and when you are done, perform the following tweaks. There is no template provided by but you can do a standard install from ISO using the “Other” Template. But wait, there are some tweaks to make this usable. If you deploy pfSense on a XenServer, you may be shocked at the performance loss. However there are some instances where, you may for one reason or another decide that you want to run pfSense in a virtual machine. It goes with out saying, that you should deploy your firewall on dedicated hardware right? We agree.
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