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HP DUAL NIC will work?

LiamCBenson
Hi Guys,

I am about to have some family move back in (yay) and I will be setting up the Home UTM on a HP ML110 G6, as this only has one built in NIC I am thinking about buying another one, as dual gigabit PCI E

This way the UTM can use the builtin nic and one of the PCI nics and I can use the remainder NIC for a VoIP PBX

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/HP-412651-001-NC360T-Dual-Port-Gigabit-PCI-E-NIC-Network-Card-short-or-full-/161113678823?pt=AU_Servers&hash=item25831fa3e7&_uhb=1

I will be virtualising this server, so any reccomendations for setup of the VM etc? I haven't done a VM setup only traditional setup

Thanks guys [:)]


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    OK, I will check out the INTEL one...

    But I was planning on using ESXi


    Hi, the HP nic uses the Intel chips.

    If you're using esxi, then the nics need to be supported by it, and the utm won't know the difference unless you're doing pci pass through.

    Use the vmxnet3 drivers in a vm.

    Barry
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    OK, I will check out the INTEL one...

    But I was planning on using ESXi


    Hi, the HP nic uses the Intel chips.

    If you're using esxi, then the nics need to be supported by it, and the utm won't know the difference unless you're doing pci pass through.

    Use the vmxnet3 drivers in a vm.

    Barry
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