Intel PWLA8391GT PRO/1000 GT PCI Network Adapter
by Intel
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Customer Review: Compatible with VMware ESXi 4.1
Summary: 5 Stars
VMware would not install on my Lenovo TS200v with
vmkctl.HostCtlException: Unable to load module /usr/lib/vmware/vmkmod/vmfs3: Failure
The TS200v has an Intel PRO/1000 Ethernet onboard, but it is too new and VMware does not recognize it. I installed this old Intel PRO/1000 GT card and that allowed me to install VMware.
Customer Review: Must have for Giga network
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a must have if you have a giga network. The speed are phenomenal I honestly am happy with this I can finally stream HD/BD movies and move them across my network with in <15 min.. I choose Intel since I have trusted since it a good brand, even through expensive compared to others..The quality is great..Customer Review: Excellent Product
Summary: 5 Stars
My network adapter died a sudden death so I purchased this Intel as a replacement. It was easy to install and when I booted up it connected me to the internet with ease and no delay. Can't ask for more. It did exactly what I needed and what is was designed to do. I highly recommend this item.Customer Review: Worked perfectly on my Linux OS
Summary: 5 Stars
I just received my NIC yesterday, installed it today in my computer which did have Windows 98 but I replaced with Unbuntu 8.10. The network card connected me to my cable network without my having to even download the drivers from the CD. Wow, that was easy!!!Customer Review: Rock solid on linux
Summary: 5 Stars
I replaced my cheapie gigabit nics (Realtek chipset) with the Intel nics and the difference is like night and day under Linux. 50MB/s file transfers are now the norm. You can go cheapie on most other computer parts but don't do it with nics under Linux.