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How is FC HBA card compatibility on Ubuntu? [Solved]
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I have a server running on Ubuntu 16.04, and need to connect this server to a SAN storage via FC.
I wonder which kind of HBA FC card does Ubuntu support? For example, this card is suggested by a local supplier, but Ubuntu is not in supported list:
https://lenovopress.com/tips0882-brocade-16gb-fc-hba
Thanks.
UPDATE:
This card work flawlessly on Ubuntu 16.04.
ubuntu fibre-channel hba
asked Mar 22 at 4:48
Hiep HoHiep Ho
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I have a server running on Ubuntu 16.04, and need to connect this server to a SAN storage via FC.
I wonder which kind of HBA FC card does Ubuntu support? For example, this card is suggested by a local supplier, but Ubuntu is not in supported list:
https://lenovopress.com/tips0882-brocade-16gb-fc-hba
Thanks.
UPDATE:
This card work flawlessly on Ubuntu 16.04.
ubuntu fibre-channel hba
asked Mar 22 at 4:48
Hiep HoHiep Ho
12
The supplier linked a withdrawn product (part number 81Y1675) whose support stops at RHEL 6? If either they intended that to be a generic example, or to meet a specific requirement of yours, they should have mentioned that.
– John Mahowald
Mar 24 at 14:46
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I have a server running on Ubuntu 16.04, and need to connect this server to a SAN storage via FC.
I wonder which kind of HBA FC card does Ubuntu support? For example, this card is suggested by a local supplier, but Ubuntu is not in supported list:
https://lenovopress.com/tips0882-brocade-16gb-fc-hba
Thanks.
UPDATE:
This card work flawlessly on Ubuntu 16.04.
ubuntu fibre-channel hba
asked Mar 22 at 4:48
Hiep HoHiep Ho
12
I have a server running on Ubuntu 16.04, and need to connect this server to a SAN storage via FC.
I wonder which kind of HBA FC card does Ubuntu support? For example, this card is suggested by a local supplier, but Ubuntu is not in supported list:
https://lenovopress.com/tips0882-brocade-16gb-fc-hba
Thanks.
UPDATE:
This card work flawlessly on Ubuntu 16.04.
ubuntu fibre-channel hba
ubuntu fibre-channel hba
asked Mar 22 at 4:48
Hiep HoHiep Ho
12
asked Mar 22 at 4:48
Hiep HoHiep Ho
12
edited 18 mins ago
Hiep Ho
asked Mar 22 at 4:48
Hiep HoHiep Ho
12
asked Mar 22 at 4:48
Hiep HoHiep Ho
12
asked Mar 22 at 4:48
Hiep HoHiep Ho
12
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The supplier linked a withdrawn product (part number 81Y1675) whose support stops at RHEL 6? If either they intended that to be a generic example, or to meet a specific requirement of yours, they should have mentioned that.
– John Mahowald
Mar 24 at 14:46
add a comment |
The supplier linked a withdrawn product (part number 81Y1675) whose support stops at RHEL 6? If either they intended that to be a generic example, or to meet a specific requirement of yours, they should have mentioned that.
– John Mahowald
Mar 24 at 14:46
The supplier linked a withdrawn product (part number 81Y1675) whose support stops at RHEL 6? If either they intended that to be a generic example, or to meet a specific requirement of yours, they should have mentioned that.
– John Mahowald
Mar 24 at 14:46
The supplier linked a withdrawn product (part number 81Y1675) whose support stops at RHEL 6? If either they intended that to be a generic example, or to meet a specific requirement of yours, they should have mentioned that.
– John Mahowald
Mar 24 at 14:46
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If by support you want to call up the vendor and have a reasonable chance of them helping you, use a OS distro from the supported list. Good support will go above and beyond, but you cannot rely on that.
Its Linux, so the same drivers are in (or could be added to) Ubuntu. However, read the documentation of any management tools. If the firmware flash utility is only delivered as an RPM, you might need to get creative in installing it.
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If by support you want to call up the vendor and have a reasonable chance of them helping you, use a OS distro from the supported list. Good support will go above and beyond, but you cannot rely on that.
Its Linux, so the same drivers are in (or could be added to) Ubuntu. However, read the documentation of any management tools. If the firmware flash utility is only delivered as an RPM, you might need to get creative in installing it.
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If by support you want to call up the vendor and have a reasonable chance of them helping you, use a OS distro from the supported list. Good support will go above and beyond, but you cannot rely on that.
Its Linux, so the same drivers are in (or could be added to) Ubuntu. However, read the documentation of any management tools. If the firmware flash utility is only delivered as an RPM, you might need to get creative in installing it.
answered Mar 24 at 15:18
John MahowaldJohn Mahowald
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If by support you want to call up the vendor and have a reasonable chance of them helping you, use a OS distro from the supported list. Good support will go above and beyond, but you cannot rely on that.
Its Linux, so the same drivers are in (or could be added to) Ubuntu. However, read the documentation of any management tools. If the firmware flash utility is only delivered as an RPM, you might need to get creative in installing it.
answered Mar 24 at 15:18
John MahowaldJohn Mahowald
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If by support you want to call up the vendor and have a reasonable chance of them helping you, use a OS distro from the supported list. Good support will go above and beyond, but you cannot rely on that.
Its Linux, so the same drivers are in (or could be added to) Ubuntu. However, read the documentation of any management tools. If the firmware flash utility is only delivered as an RPM, you might need to get creative in installing it.
answered Mar 24 at 15:18
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