
I have a domain that i set up all users on.
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run batchfile at logon from locked session Windows. In case anyone is interested, I am seeing a small performance increase using the VMXNET3 (I re-ran some scans off-hours, and the time elapsed decreased about 10-15%). Last step to fix this was to stop the Nessus service, un-install WinPCap, re-instlal WinPCap, Start Nessus service. After doing so, I was able to login again, but got one final error when trying to scan: "Network interface transient error - The network interface '\Device\NPF_' was not always available for packet forgery, which may lead to incomplete results. " so I had to reset my activation code, and re-register. It turns out that changing the NIC triggered a "hardware change" in the licensing. I ran nessuscli fetch -register, but saw no change. So I opened a ticket with Tenable. Then I got the error "Nessus has detected a feed error", when trying to login. My assumption is that the 2 interfaces were enabled by default on the new NIC. So I stopped the Nessus service, disabled the ISATAP and Teredo interfaces on the server (IPv6 is not in use), and re-enabled the Nessus service. It was attempting to use the ISATAP interface for scans, which of course failed.
Next scan, I got this error: "Network interface not supported". So, I requested VM admins to remove the e1000 NIC and add a VMXNET3 NIC. I decided to ignore the sensible advice about not touching something which is not broken, since I'm the only user of this server, and it's not a big deal to be down for a few hours.