RE: 2844 vs 2843

["Eduard van den Braken" <Eduard.van.den.Braken@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Rob

Sorry Windows playing up

If you order the IXS card You get a 9744 card which is part of the IXS
(this is a 2844 card)

So the IXS takes 3 spaces in your unit.

I have one in a 0595 expansion tower and the positions occupied are:
C08              N/A       Blocked by card in C07                B 
C07      P1      4812      Integrated xSeries Server (2.0 GHz)   U
C06      P1      9744      Base 64 MB IOP                        S
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Verzonden: dinsdag 4 januari 2005 16:21
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Onderwerp: Re: 2844 vs 2843

Just went and checked.  None of the buses containing IXS cards have any 
2843 or 2844 cards.
Is this new IXS Pentium-M server an exception to the rule?

Rob Berendt
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Larry said that the 2844 supported the new IXS Pentium-M based server
and 
the 2843 didn't.

Do the IXS cards require a 2843 or a 2844?  I thought so.  However I
just 
got off the phone with my CE and he will be here in 1.5 hours to install

an IXS card and it's lan card.  I said that we also have a 2843 card and

he said that IXS cards don't need it - it's built in.  This server
already 

sports a couple of IXS cards:

WRKNWSD
Network 
Server 
CITRIX4 
CITRIX5 
GDSBAAN1
GDSEDI1 
GDSNT1 
GDSSQL 
HELPSERV

Seems like everytime yet another wintel server goes casters up the 
technicians like to install an IXS card into our i5 and put it on there.

Rob Berendt
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Group Dekko Services, LLC
Dept 01.073
PO Box 2000
Dock 108
6928N 400E
Kendallville, IN 46755
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