In ESXi routing, NAT and other advanced networking must be accomplished through Router Virtual Machine. DD-WRT is fine example which works stable, but it costs money to run it on x86.
You can use OpenWRT the same way as DD-WRT.
To create image yourself, download image and convert it using qemu-img.
I`ve used openwrt-x86-generic-combined-ext4.img.gz.
> qemu-img convert -f raw -O vmdk openwrt.img openwrt.vmdk
After that create ESXi other Linux 3.x 32 bit machine (without CD-ROM, Printer and etc). Remove SCSI disk and add IDE and upload created VMDK file.
Make sure to set Ethernet adapter to E1000.
Download ready to use VM here.
You can use OpenWRT the same way as DD-WRT.
To create image yourself, download image and convert it using qemu-img.
I`ve used openwrt-x86-generic-combined-ext4.img.gz.
> qemu-img convert -f raw -O vmdk openwrt.img openwrt.vmdk
After that create ESXi other Linux 3.x 32 bit machine (without CD-ROM, Printer and etc). Remove SCSI disk and add IDE and upload created VMDK file.
Make sure to set Ethernet adapter to E1000.
Download ready to use VM here.
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