Cen Tos wrote:
On 3/31/07, *John R Pierce* <pierce@xxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:pierce@xxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:thats a desktop motherboard, not really what I'd consider 'server' grade. Now, if this is just a SOHO 'server', that may not matter, but if this is going into a colocation site to host production websites, I'd want a 1U or 2U server with niceties like hotswap hard drives, redundant power supplies, and ECC memory, perhaps one of the Tyan or SuperMicro servers.This is going into a 4U chassis with redundant PSU and hotswap :) The remaining hardware is largely constrained by budget. But of course, if anybody has a better suggestion for a reasonably priced board from Asus or Gigabyte that has two NIC, supports Core 2 Duo and ECC with onboard graphics, I'm all game :)
I don't think you need confine yourself to motherboards with dual NICs. It is so easy to add an additional PCI NIC card ....
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