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Tag: PSOD ESXI5.1 PF exception 14 in world

Posted on November 23, 2012November 23, 2012 by Jordansphere

PSOD PF exception 14 in world – ESXi 5.1

Scenario: We wanted to unbind a physical NIC from the iSCSI kernel on  a particular host. This requires a reboot of the ESXi host. KB1030674 if anyone is interested! Caveat:  We recently upgraded one of our clusters to ESXi 5.1 from ESXi 5.0 and this was the first reboot after the upgrade.   On shutdown we Read More…

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