Operating System Certifications - Intel SE7520AF2 Operating Manual

Supported Operating Systems
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Operating System Certifications

Listed below are the operating systems that Intel will certify on the SE7520AF2 Server board.
However, the customer is responsible for their own certification from the individual operating
system vendors. In many cases, the customer may leverage their operating system
certifications from Intel's testing. See the "Comments" section next to each operating system in
the table below for additional information. Intel's certifications, pre-certification, and operating
system testing may help reduce some of the risk in achieving customer certifications with the
operating system vendors.
Operating System
Microsoft Windows†
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition(32bit and EM64T)
Novell NetWare† 6.5
SuSE Linux† Enterprise
Server 9 (32bit and
EM64T)
Red Hat† Enterprise
Linux 4.0 AS(32bit and
EM64T)
SCO OpenServer† 5.0.7
SCO UnixWare† 7.1.3
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Certification Listing
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Intel SE7520AF2 Server
Intel® SE7520AF2
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Intel® SE7520AF2
Server
Intel® SE7520AF2
Server
Intel® SE7520AF2
Server
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Server
Intel® Server Board SE7520AF2
Comments
OEM must request certification by Microsoft for their
specific product.
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/hcl/search.mspx
(Search on SE7520AF2)
http://developer.intel.com/design/servers/whql.htm
Novell checks Intel's test results, certifies (if appropriate),
and posts the certificate on their web site.
Customer can leverage the Intel certification, if customer
product meets the operating system vendor standard.
Novell checks Intel's test results, certifies (if appropriate),
and posts the certificate on their web site.
Customer can leverage the Intel certification, if customer
product meets the operating system vendor standard.
Red Hat checks Intel's test results, certifies (if
appropriate), and posts the certificate on their web site.
'SCO performs the OS testing, certifies (if
appropriate), and posts the certificate on their web site.
'SCO performs the OS testing, certifies (if
appropriate), and posts the certificate on their web site.
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