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riverman Mar 7th, 2008 1:34 am
Windows Server 2008 64 bit Compatible Motherboards
 
Anybody out there know of a matx motherboard for windows server 2008. Recently purchased an Asus P5E-VM only to be informed by Asus they do not support any windows servers. Intel site claims none of their mainstream motherboards support windows server 2003, no mention of server 2008.

jbennet Mar 7th, 2008 5:24 am
Re: Windows Server 2008 64 bit Compatible Motherboards
 
what that means is they dont support them , so that if your server breaks, you cant sue them. generally you only get this sort of supportn with actual server boards

server 2003 or 2008 will probably run fine on them

riverman Mar 7th, 2008 10:30 am
Re: Windows Server 2008 64 bit Compatible Motherboards
 
I had tried installing Server 2008 on the Asus board and the driver install definitely does not work. Before I rip out the asus and install an Intel DP35DPM board I would like to know if others have successfully installed Server 2008 on an Intel matx.

Cheers
Aiden

bobbyraw Mar 7th, 2008 10:58 am
Re: Windows Server 2008 64 bit Compatible Motherboards
 
the drivers might not work because windows server might have not tested those driver as yet. you should check here
to see if your devices are supported

I presently have Server 2008 installed on a VM running on a Asus board

riverman Mar 7th, 2008 10:07 pm
Re: Windows Server 2008 64 bit Compatible Motherboards
 
Vmware was my next option, what are you using to host vm? I had planned on using linux.

DimaYasny Mar 8th, 2008 5:07 am
Re: Windows Server 2008 64 bit Compatible Motherboards
 
most hardware vendors are just about to start supporting 2008 in the next month or two. the drivers are still in beta testing.
you will have to wait


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