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--- Comment #16 from Eddy ---
Hi and thank you for the patch.
I just applied it on a clean 10.2 kernel and made the same tests as before.
It seems to solve the issue!
I wait for it to be officially included in the next official updates.
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--- Comment #15 from Wei Hu ---
Sorry for the late response. We still cannot reproduce the issue, but another
customer reported the same issue and found a bug in the Hyper-V checksum path.
Attached is a patch to fix this issue. Please appl
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--- Comment #13 from Eddy ---
(In reply to Wei Hu from comment #12)
After some tests, "disable_csum_20151016.patch" doesn't solve the issue for me.
The last r285236 patch worked.
Do I have to first apply the r285236 patch and then the
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--- Comment #12 from Wei Hu ---
(In reply to Eddy from comment #11)
>I just tried to build a new kernel with the last "disable_csum_20151016.patch"
>you provided but I am stuck with an error:
>/usr/src/sys/dev/hyperv/netvsc/hv_rndis_filt
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--- Comment #11 from Eddy ---
I have a separate NAT router between the VM and the Internet, but not on the
FreeBSD 10.2 server:
PC-LAN-WIN10 <--> FREEBSD 10.2 VM <--> NAT_ROUTER <--> INTERNET
I added the NAT router as a defa
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--- Comment #10 from Wei Hu ---
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Only disable checksum offloading on 10.2
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--- Comment #9 from Wei Hu ---
(In reply to Eddy from comment #8)
> This is what I did:
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> - Create a clean new VM with FreeBSD 10.2 on the Hyper-V server.
> - Activated IP forwarding: sysctl net.inet.ip.forarding=1
> - On another compute
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--- Comment #8 from Eddy ---
Everything seems to work with the patch.
This is what I did:
- Create a clean new VM with FreeBSD 10.2 on the Hyper-V server.
- Activated IP forwarding: sysctl net.inet.ip.forarding=1
- On another computer (sa
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--- Comment #7 from Wei Hu ---
If you have the test environment and can try something, can you apply the
attached patch on the 10.2 server and see if the problem still occurs? The
patch is a revert of r285236, which I suspect may be the cul
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--- Comment #6 from Wei Hu ---
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Revert TSO and checksum offloading patch r285236 in Netvsc driver
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--- Comment #5 from o...@netfusion.fr ---
I encounter the same problem in a slightly different configuration:
- Hyper-V 2012, hosting:
-- FreeBSD 10.2 x64 with MPD acting as a PPTP server
-- Windows 7
- Clients on the LAN (misc OS), incldin
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--- Comment #3 from Alexandr Krivulya ---
Sorry for my mistake. You are right - vm that I mean is running on KVM. I have
some vm's running on Hyper-V but without nat. I can test it some later.
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--- Comment #2 from Ken Camann ---
Hi Alexandr,
Those are tunables for the vtnet driver, the virtio-based virtual network
driver. Hyper-V has its own (netsvc) and doesn't use the vtnet. In some VM
programs like VirtualBox, you have a choic
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Bug ID: 203630
Summary: [Hyper-V] [nat] [tcp] 10.2 NAT bug in TCP stack or
hyperv netsvc driver
Product: Base System
Version: 10.2-RELEASE
Hardware: arm64
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