Hi all, I am putting together a build for a file server that can handle some light VM applications. 10Gb NICs are ideal, and IPMI is required.
Originally I was looking at the X12STH-F paired with something like a E-2378G but really prefer something with more throughput than the 2x1Gb ports &...
There's been a lot of posts on the Topton N5105 and N6005 boards and it got me looking around for other interesting networking boards. I came across this thing: https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256804371902281.html ( $319.00 - 379.00)
I haven't made the purchase yet. I'm actually waiting to see...
I've been working on a Supermicro SYS-E300-9A (Intel Atom C3858,) putting together a fully virtualized router + whatever, and I'm getting around to being complete. The last step for me is routing my existing 10gbit setup through it, but I've hit a snag.
My NAS has a Mellanox ConnectX-2 card...
Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is widely used. If you want to install it on a system with the Intel Atom C3000 series Denverton parts, there are two options:
Install as normal. Install new Intel networking drivers. Setup networking using the onboard Intel X553 / X557 NICs
Use the HWE Kernel. Here is the...
Just as a note on this, the default CentOS 7.3 installers will not work with the Intel X553 / X557 NICs.
You simply have to add a new driver after installation.
Not a big deal, but something to consider for now.
Just tried the latest VMware ESXi 6.5u1 ISO and the VMware-ESXi-6.5U1-RollupISO.iso with the Intel Atom C3000 series "Denverton" using onboard 10GbE:
Since U1 was released about three weeks ago, it looks like there is going to be some time where one needs to slipstream new Intel drivers into...
Confirming that the Proxmox VE 5.0 image (PV 4.10.17-19 kernel) does work out of the box with the Intel X553 / X557 NICs from the Intel Atom C3000 series codenamed Denverton:
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