Rod:
We just purchased a poweredge 1850 and encountered the conflict with the
card. we did get the card and the system working. however, the solution
was to disable the onboard nics and use a 3com server nic we had in the
office. also, we were not able to use red hat enterprise because of the
onboard nics. we are not to pleased with the solution as we wanted to use
both PCI slots for the te410. however, one is better than none.
hope this helps.
From: Rod Bacon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [Asterisk-Users] ee1000 Ethernet in Dell 1850
Date: Tue, 21 Jun 2005 08:14:34 +1000
Digium's site now lists the Dell 1850 as a potential problem server, as it
uses the intel ee1000 Ethernet chipset (as do a majority of servers in the
market!).
To my knowledge, ALL dell servers with Gigabit interfaces now use the same
chipset. Does this mean the Digium cards can't be used in Dell servers
unless you disable the onboard ethernet?
I don't want to disable the onboard interface, as I use the IPMI management
facility for lights-out management. I have a 2850 that doesn't have any
audio problems (the reason that I contacted Digium in the first place), so
I'm wondering if Digium are simply guessing at problems.
Does anyone know anything specific about the supposed incompatibilities
with the ee1000 kernel module?
There seems to be an ever-growing list of situations where you can't use
the Digium cards. This is a concern to me.
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