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Hyper-V problem

dandan

I'm virtualizing Sophos xg firewall and I have a problem with it. The problem also happens with Sophos utm 9.3. The speed for the internet connection is at about 100mbs but my connection is 1000mbs. I connected using ssh and tried to change the speed with ethtool but the only option I have is link autonegociation. Also in hyper-v console I get a message that says integration services upgrade is required. Also I'm using the synthetic network adapter, not the legacy one. Can anyone help?

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    Would you mind sharing your infrastructure topology? Sounds like you are being limited by a 10/100 switch, or dare I say even a damaged patch cable... Regarding the degraded message, that is because Hyper-V does not detect (probably because the Hyper-V virtual release doesn't have it) the Linux Integration Services installed. While I was reviewing this message that is what I came up with. But when I used the legacy network on the VM the status was OK. Although Legacy is unsupported, what I read in the documentation for Hyper-V support is that Hyper-V 2008 is the supported version not 2012 R2. Which is apparent because I had to use Gen 1 as the VM version. So when using Legacy NIC in 2012 R2 - is it referring to Hyper-V 2008 ? :)

    I have not performed any tests on speeds since I was messing with configuration options within the firewall, but if requested I could test it out tonight.
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    Would you mind sharing your infrastructure topology? Sounds like you are being limited by a 10/100 switch, or dare I say even a damaged patch cable... Regarding the degraded message, that is because Hyper-V does not detect (probably because the Hyper-V virtual release doesn't have it) the Linux Integration Services installed. While I was reviewing this message that is what I came up with. But when I used the legacy network on the VM the status was OK. Although Legacy is unsupported, what I read in the documentation for Hyper-V support is that Hyper-V 2008 is the supported version not 2012 R2. Which is apparent because I had to use Gen 1 as the VM version. So when using Legacy NIC in 2012 R2 - is it referring to Hyper-V 2008 ? :)

    I have not performed any tests on speeds since I was messing with configuration options within the firewall, but if requested I could test it out tonight.
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