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• HCL for network, Intel PRO/1000 GT Quad Port Server Adapter adapters

  Greetings,

  I have a question, someone used the adapter Server following quad on vSphere ESXi 4.1 (host) U1, with success?

  adapter Intel PRO/1000 GT Quad Port Server Adapter = (MFG part: PWLA8494GTBLK-1PK)

  I would like to install this card on a HP ProLiant Server DL365 G5 mainly for iSCSI to store data on the San

  I've been (attempt) to know if this card is on the hardware compatibility list, however, it seems somewhat cryptic.

  can anyone recommend a netowrk adapter 1 GB 4 ports that will not cost much (more), if this card will not work.

  Thank you in advance!

  M

  you looked under IO devices, it is there?

  http://www.VMware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php

• Intel® PRO/1000 PT Dual Port Server adapt (PCI Express) with ESX/ESXi 4?

  Hello

  I try to work to the next with VMWare ESXi 4 card worsk.

  The card is the

  Intel® PRO/1000 PT Dual Port Server adapt (PCI Express)

  Who uses the: Intel® Gigabit controller 82571 GB

  However, in the VMWare HCL, he mentions the Intel 82571EB Gigabit Ethernet controller

  These are two elements compatibile, if VMware ESXi will work with this card?

  I am hoping that someone out there has tried it can give me an idea.

  Thank you

  Ward.

  Virtually all Intel devices are supported...

• Intel Quad Port Adapter AND

  How the 4 ports on an Intel Gigabit AND Quad Port adapter do not appear on ESXi?

  They appear as individual Ethernet Nics or if they present another way.

  I want to add 4 ports on my machine of ESXi.

  I discovered that I can not use LACP entirely in ESXi so my only other option is to direct connection my NAS units through their own nic on ESXi.

  So in summary, I need 4 Gigabit ports assigned to a VSwitch.  Each will be assigned to a SAR unit.  In this scenario, the AND will work as I think it does?

  FYI, I have and available PCI - X slots and only one only PCI-E 8 x, where my choice of the adapter.

  Thanks for any information you can provide.

  They will appear individually.

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• Link 10 GB X 520 Intel on a single port R710

  Hello
  I have the following Setup
  X 520 DA2 10GbE SFP + optical Dual Port Server adapter
  R710
  Attach the cable Cisco SFP + direct
  Reference Dell 8024F

  When the server starts I get link on the two ports on the X 520 adapter. When the operating system (kernel of Windows 2008 R2 Hyper-V) starts the link on port low down. It is at the same time the Qlogic FC adapters must be connected to the SAN FC network.
  The Windows Device Manager reports "this device is working properly" on one of the ports and in the other port, it says "this device does not work properly because Windows cannot load the drivers required for this device. (Code 31) »

  Intel driver version is 2.9.71.0 on the working port.
  If I swap the cables between the port link is still in place on the same port-> no problem side switch/cable.
  I swapped the 520 X to another adapter and the same problem came back-> no problems with the adapter.

  I installed the firmware for X 520 Dell site and that did not help

  I have the same configuration on both servers ESXi 4.1 works without any problem.

  So what can make work a port and not the other? Dell support have not all useful ideas, not yet at least.

  / Johan

  Hello

  I found a solution to my problem. After updating the driver Intel, I lost several operating system network interface cards. In my quad InterlNic only one port port work. I spent several hours trying different drivers for Intel and Broadcom. Bcom NICs had the same problem.

  Finally I found this support.microsoft.com/.../2460786

  Disabling ipv6, to remove the network devices and reboot using devcon.exe. After that, I had 10 working NIC in my server.

  Thanks for the suggestion to solve the problem. I like the idea of linking two ports to each other. I have not seen this before config.

  / Johan

• Install ESXi 5.1 costs do not see NETWORK Intel PRO/1000 PT Quad Port LP cards

  I recently did a new install of ESXi 5.1 and the server does not see my card Intel PRO/1000 PT Quad Port LP.  This NETWORK card worked perfectly fine when the server had ESi 5.0 Update 1 installed.  I check that the NETWORK card is on the list of compatibility for 5.1.  Everyone knows about this problem?

  Edit: The card on a Dell PE R510.  Onboard Broadcom network adapters work.

  software esxcli vib install d - n net-e1000e /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/ESXi500-201207001.zip

  software esxcli vib install /vmfs/volumes/datastore1/ESXi500-201207001.zip d - n net-e1000

  Network is working

• How to configure Intel X 520 Dual Port card on VMware

  Hello

  I'm Hyeonjin.

  I'm configuration use VMware5.5.

  I want to use Intel X 520 Dual Port SFP + 10 GB as LOM (onboard NIC 1 G TX),

  but is not show the card MMIC Port and NIC set VMware

  How to set up the problem?

  Server: UCS C220 M4

  CPU: 2.4GZ * 2, Mem: 32 GB, HARD disk: 300 GB * 6

  On board NIC * 2, Intel X 520 SFP + Dual Port 10 GB

  x520.PNG

  

  Those who appear to be 3rd party and are not optical Intel.  Even Cisco SR optics do not work with this card.

  http://www.Intel.com/content/www/us/en/Ethernet-products/optics-cables/Ethernet-SFP-optics-brief.html

  Above link: "Note: other brands of optical modules SFP + will not work with the Intel® Ethernet Server Adapter X 520 series.»

  I recommend you get the specific ones screaming in the technical guide, that those who have been tested and work. (Intel SFP nde2-SFP-1WLR or nde2-SFP-1WSR).

  Thank you

  Kirk...

• Quad Port Nic has not seen on DELL R510 host

  All,

  Thank you for taking the time to read this post. This weekend I will update multiple servers 4.0 Update 1. They where upgrades to 3.5 update 4 and they had no problem and work very well. They where of DELL 2950. We have also installed 3 new Dell R510 with integrated NIC '2' and '2' Port Quad Intel Nic is in the PCI slots.

  After installation of ESX4 on boxes, it only see's Integrated NIC - two Broadcom. Again, really new to version 4.0 and commands, I used in 3.5 to find network cards and network config do not seem to get in the version 4.0...

  How to recognize the NIC in the HOST?

  Thank you in advace

  you will probably need http://downloads.vmware.com/d/info/datacenter_downloads/vmware_vsphere_4/4#drivers_tools driver CD.  for example, 1000ET Intel gigabit cards use the driver CD VMware ESX/ESXi 4.0 to download driver version 1.3.19.12.1 for Intel 82575 and 82576 Gigabit Ethernet Controller.  Installation instructions are in the .iso image file in the file readme.txt.

• Intel NETWORK adapters 4-Port unknown

  I recently installed VMware vSphere 4 ESXi custom on a T610 Dell Dell.  I used the custom construction of Dell, 181792.  This server has 2 Broadcom network adapters on board and a 4 Port 1Gbe Intel NIC after installation, I noticed that the Intel NETWORK card did not show upward.

  So, I used the tool to update host and installed (vmware-esx-drivers-net-igb_400.1.3.19.12.1-1.0.4.164009.185976) Intel NETWORK card drivers.  These installed fine and when I rebooted, I see 4 network cards.  But instead of listening to the make and model above the NICs, it shows them as 'unknown '.

  Is it nothing to worry?  What he would show the map in this way?  I'm not entirely sure of what piece it has on it, as far as I know is the part of Dell:

  "Copper Intel Quad port x 4 PCIe GbE NIC card (P/n-H092P)"

  As a side question, I went with the generation of Dell custom that oppose the use of generate 4.0 U1.  What are the advantages/disadvantages to the use of the custom provider built?  I assume of course that the management agents.  But is there a downside?  Any reason why I won't use the generic version instead?

  Thank you.

  Matt

  There are 2 files used by ESXi for drivers and display names.  /etc/VMware/simple.map tells ESXi which driver to load for PCI devices.   / etc/VMware/PCI. IDS is used to display data in the client vSphere tho console and the vCLI.   Your question is likely the correct data are missing in pci.ids and this is only a cosmetic problem.  As long as the machines received one identifying vmnic and the driver is loaded properly things will work fine.

  It is best to stick with the installation image specific seller that you get the best suppliers of the ICD for the material.  The downside is that these ISOs own tend to lag behind a bit based on their release date.  Updates that you install will include specific CIM providers seller so once you used the vendor install image you will be OK to use the regular updates.

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• 10G or Quad Port Nic

  I am currently working on which is better 10 G or a quad port NIC.

  We have a server ESX (VMware standard) which began life as a server test and production of six months four vm who are there path on this box. I got a small budget to spend these four virtual machines to a new box.

  Our goal right now is to move the production virtual machine to a new box and at the time of six to eight months to look and VMotion, DRS.

  We have little space on one of the units of san to cover four virtual machines and growth.

  I was looking at a Dell poweredge 2950, 2 x Quad core CPU, 32 GB of Ram, 2 x 15 k HD in Raid 1, 2 x 1 integrated nic G, I have 2 x 4 GB spare HBA for the san. And the intention to use a base of VMware license for this box. (Limitation is 3 ports PCI Express x)

  Now, this is where the issue comes in I buy a quad port nic and divide

  1 integrated network interface and Quad port nic 1 = Service Console
  2 integrated network interface and Quad port nic 2 = VM vSwitch
  NIC Quadport 3 and 4 = Vmotion (later when we improve)

  Where can I buy a dual port 10G nic (EXPX9502AFXSR) and push the VM vSwitch and Vmotion on the 10G and create virtual networks for the Vmotion at a later date.

  Thank you

  Nick

  We yesterday the same Dell PE2950 with a Quad nic and 2 HBAs - so that the config is ok, but I would have preferred 2 network adapters for the console and one for vmotion - or joining the 3 env set for virtual machines and vmotion.

  And don't forget the consolidation of the different network interface cards (intel and broadcom) is not recommended - but works by us without problems.

  If you already have 10G infrastructure, then you could get 10G network cards - but I wouldn't say not-expensive (just normal network).

• I try to use a USB 2.0 port 20 adapter SATA/IDE to clone my hard drive but the drive iI'm try clone has been partitioned as a GPT protected partition. Any can help me?

  I try to use a USB 2.0 port 20 adapter SATA/IDE to clone my hard drive but the drive iI'm try clone has been partitioned as a GPT protected partition. Any can help me?

  I don't think that you can do in XP. I think that you need x 64 XP, Vista x 64 win7 x 64 or windows server x 64. As it says here

  The only thing you can do in XP's format

• Broadcom NetXtreme II 5709 quad port NETWORK card driver

  When I look at the Broadcom page for pilots for the NetXtreme II 5709 NIC, NIC is addressed isn't dual port quad-port. This driver is compatible with the version of four ports?

  In this case, I will get the latest version of the driver installed

  Not sure why you posted this in the forum of storage, but in general a quad port card is just two controllers dual port on a single physical card.   On the PCI bus, you see what appears to be four (or two on card dual port) individual network cards.  Although there are two ports on a single chip.

  I.e.

  # lspci | grep Broadcom

  02:00.0 PCI bridge: Broadcom EPB PCI-Express to PCI - X bridge (Rev. c3)

  03:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme II BCM5708 Gigabit Ethernet (rev 12)

  06:00.0 PCI bridge: Broadcom EPB PCI-Express to PCI - X bridge (Rev. c3)

  07:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme II BCM5708 Gigabit Ethernet (rev 12)

• ESX 4.1.0 detects no no new Quad port NIC

  I came to work today to install some other Quad Port NIC in our ESX 4.1 cluster.

  I bought Intel Gig ET2 Quads to go with the Intel Pro/1000 PT Quad already installed on host computers.

  The ET2s are not detected by ESX but I can put an another Pro/1000 PT in and which will be displayed.

  The ET2 is on the HCL for esx4.1, so it's a matter of not being able to mix and match the network interface cards? Or is there something I need to do to get it to load the drivers?

  I wanted to get the ET2s in there for the unloading of network processor. but I have enough to replace all NICs outright.  We are in a transitional phase and are in need of more ports uplink for a few months but the ET2 seems to be a better card.

  There is a good chance that you may need to add drivers. http://www.VMware.com/download/vsphere/drivers_tools.html

• Questions about multi-core use - Intel Core 2 Quad CPU - Q6600

  I have a virtual server running on my box of the hypervisor. I want to give him access to all four cores in my CPU. The processor is:

  Intel Core 2 Quad - #Q6600

  I'm runningUbuntu on this particular server. I did the following:

  cat/proc/cpuinfo

  I expect to see 4 separate the kernels listed, but this is what I see:

  =======

  Processor: 0

  vendor_id: GenuineIntel

  CPU family: 6

  model: 15

  model name: Intel(r) Core (TM) 2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40 GHz

  step by step: 11

  CPU MHz: 2405.970

  cache size: 4096 KB

  fdiv_bug: no

  hlt_bug: no

  f00f_bug: no

  coma_bug: no

  FPU: Yes

  fpu_exception: Yes

  CPUID level: 10

  WP: Yes

  flags: fpu vme pse tsc msr pae mce cx8 apic sep mtrr pge mca cmov pat pse36 clflush dts acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss nx lm constant_tsc arch_perfmon pebs bts pni ssse3 cx16 lahf_lm up

  BogoMips: 4819.96

  clflush size: 64

  =======

  Although he lists on a single entry, is this set up correctly? If this is not the case, what should I do? Thank you for your help.

  You have already activated multiple vCPUs in comments settings? Which version of Ubuntu? Graphical user interface or command line?

• Hypervisor + Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 CPU?

  After obtaining some malware on my PC at home, I am considering it destroy and installing vSphere Hypervisor (and then buy a copy of 32-bit of Windows Vista, because my CPU 64 bit but will not support 64 bit OS comments).  My CPU is an "Intel Core 2 Quad Q8200 CPU".  Someone at - it reason think that vSphere hypervisor does not work on it?  I'm not in the list of supported chips, but I've seen a few references to him in these forums.

  The Intel page for said chips "Intel® virtualization technology (VT - x)" is not included, worries me slightly, but I don't know enough to know if it is critical or not.  I am successfully under VMPlayer (with Ubuntu 9).

  Thank you

  -Paul

  ESX/ESXi are hypervisors 'bare metal '... You get only a based on linux with ESX service console, and you only have an interface very (very) minimum on ESXi (for the configuration of the host, do NOT use any VM)... You connect to the virtual machine running on ESX/ESXi via vSphere Client, run on a second system. The rest of the products such as VMware Player and even the Server VMware Workstation (which is NOT ESX/ESXi) allow you to run virtual machines on a host operating system. With ESX/ESXi, which IS the host OS, so there is nothing else to use.

  If you do not have a second decent system to use to run the vSphere Client, then I opt to go with VMware Workstation and run 32 bit VM on it. Max memory on the system (so you can give more to VM) and put a minimum on the host operating system.

  In General, ESX/ESXi is used on the server class (or upper class of workstation level) / hardware systems. I've had excellent results running ESXi on a Dell Precision Workstation T7400 for a couple of years now. I use my PWS490 to launch the vSphere Client to administer the host and connect to the virtual machine running on it. I could start my XPS 720 Tower out of a USB flash drive that I installed ESXi 4 on... You might try to go this route, to see if you can even install it and run it on your system (this will be the least destructive test method)... You can find instructions here... I suggest to use the method to install ESXi on a USB directly from the installation CD as this should be less problematic. I did successfully on a 2 GB USB flash drive not long ago... I plan to do with ESXi 4.1 soon (could opt for a 4 GB flash drive this time)...

  You will still need to test it with another system to connect to the host if you plan to run virtual machines on ESX/ESXi however...

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