win2k3 server 32bit nic advice

[Guest James W. Long]

Hi all

I have looked thru the windows server 2003 HCL to find a nic I can use in my

server;

problem is I need 32bit pci, dont have a long 64bit slot, and none of the

PCI nics on

the HCL are in production anymore; so does anyone have a recomendation which

32 bit PCI nic will be ok when Service Pack 2 is applied or am I at an end

due

to hardware limitation? Prefer a gigabit but will sacrifice to 10/100 to

make it work.

 

 

Thank you,

 

James Long

[Guest Meinolf Weber]

Re: win2k3 server 32bit nic advice

 

Hello James,

 

If you can not find some on the HCL, you should really think about new hardware.

 

Best regards

 

Meinolf Weber

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> Hi all

> I have looked thru the windows server 2003 HCL to find a nic I can use

> in my

> server;

> problem is I need 32bit pci, dont have a long 64bit slot, and none of

> the

> PCI nics on

> the HCL are in production anymore; so does anyone have a recomendation

> which

> 32 bit PCI nic will be ok when Service Pack 2 is applied or am I at an

> end

> due

> to hardware limitation? Prefer a gigabit but will sacrifice to 10/100

> to

> make it work.

> Thank you,

>

> James Long

>

[Guest WorkingHard]

Re: win2k3 server 32bit nic advice

 

if all else fails or is not an option: e-bay?

 

"James W. Long" <JamesLong@wowway.com> wrote in message

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> Hi all

> I have looked thru the windows server 2003 HCL to find a nic I can use in

> my server;

> problem is I need 32bit pci, dont have a long 64bit slot, and none of the

> PCI nics on

> the HCL are in production anymore; so does anyone have a recomendation

> which

> 32 bit PCI nic will be ok when Service Pack 2 is applied or am I at an end

> due

> to hardware limitation? Prefer a gigabit but will sacrifice to 10/100 to

> make it work.

>

>

> Thank you,

>

> James Long

>

>