Ethernet controller driver for HP ML110 G5

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Hey Guys/Girls,
I have recently purchased a HP ML110 G5 (second hand) and did not receive a drivers cd. I have been unable to find this driver on the HP drivers page and other drivers i have found online do not seem to work. I do not currently have an internet connection at home (other than Blackberry) and i have spent the last week transfering files by USB drive/CD unsucessfully. Does anyone have a link to a known working driver or can email me the required file?
Oh and by the way this is for Win 2K3 R2 NOS

Regards,
Craig

 

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Hi Craig,

I think the 110 G5 uses the broadcom chipset in the nic.

See if you can see a broadcom chip on the mboard. If you can then you could try the corresponding driver from this link:-

http://www.broadcom.com/support/ethernet_nic/netxtreme_server.php

HTH
NB

 

Thanks guys i have 'USB sticked' these downloads and will let you know if i have any luck!
I havent looked for the Braodcom chipset yet, but i may have to take to these desperate methods if i have no luck with the other too linky's

Regards,
Craig

 

Unfortunatly this did not work^^ but thanks for the effort

But this did

thanks guys, now i just have to spend some time leaning how to configure my kit
Is there any good 'Walk through' guides for installing DNS/DHCP/AD on my machine, as i got a little confused when trying to configure a 'default gateway' when my machines are standalone and not connected to an ISP.