10GB Ethernet Adapter for RD210 and RD220

Hi together,
i´m searching for a 10GB Ethernet Adapter for the RD210 and RD220 Servers.
Is the Lenovo 10Gbps Ethernet X520-DA2 Server Adapter by Intel (0C19486)
compatible?
Thx and Greetings
Andreas
Solved!
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Hi Andreas,
I checked into this for you. Unfortunately, we do not provide any drivers for this adapter with the RD210/RD220. I can't say for certain that it won't work, just that Lenovo does not have drivers for the device for use with those servers.

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