Screens nested Purple ESXi 5.1

Hello

I tried to set up a lab in my work with a 5.1 ESXi embedded on a Dell R710. When I try to power on a Windows 2008 R2 vm in the nested ESXi, I get a purple screen with a 14 #PF exception error. I looked online and saw that this has to do with a problem of paging. I already implemented vhv.allow = true in my hosts virtual and physical requirements and also implemented monitor.virtual_exec = material in my virtual ESXi host. I also implemented the vSwitches and groups of ports the "Promiscuous" mode in my physical ESXi host. The virtual host has ESXi of 14 GB of RAM and vm Win2k8R2 has 8 GB of RAM. It's the only vm in virtual host and this problem also happens on other machines of nested ESXi. The hardware version of the nested ESXi is 9.

Is there anything I can do to stop the purple screen? I will attach the papers soon.

If you use vmxnet3 for the NIC on the external virtual computer, try to set it to e1000.

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