myoung008 wrote:I don't recall having any packet loss to speak of on any version of the Raspbian, or any other Pi distro for that matter. I've not seen many users having that issue, either.

Same here, i need to do some more investigating i think.

I'd try pinging between several of your local hosts not on the ESXi box to see if you can tie it to that one machine. If so, then it's probably in the network config for the hypervisor/VMs on that box. I'm afraid I won't be of much help there, I've not used any VMWare product in about 10 years. Thi...

Just a super quick update. I am beginning to think this is nothing to do with the pi itself and im actually even more confused. I've just spun up a new virtual machine on my esxi host, this new VM is showing the packet loss...pinging another VM on the exact same host at the exact same time does not ...

My network topology is similar to yours, only a switch connected to the main router and everything else (including more switches for other parts of the house) coming off that. I don't have any issues with pings to/from any host to/from any other. I'm using a mix of "dumb" switches and a TP-Link TL-...

I would start with the settings on the Netgear switch. If there isn't something obvious, I'd start by locking the port to 100Mbit, Full Duplex, MDI. I'm guessing here but it seems like it may be continuously trying to renegotiate to gigabit speeds or something like that. Nice thinking but no joy. T...

Hi all, Im struggling to troubleshoot an issue im seeing with my PI2. Im constantly seeing packet loss. The PI is connected to a known working Netgear GS724T 24 port Gigabit switch. Using a known working port and testing with several known working cables. Interestingly this only seems to be a "recei...