Does anyone have experience running PXI-8170 in RT 7.1 or 8.0?

I've got a PXI-8170 controller that I'm looking to run as a RT target under labview 7.1 or 8. I was wondering if anyone has experience running this device as a RT controller for newer RT versions and what their experience with the various ethernet adapter cards has been (PXI-8211, PXI-8212, PXI-8231, PXI-8232). Does this setup work? There's hardly any talk about this in the forums, which could either be a good thing (people don't have problems with this setup) or a bad thing (no one is actually using this controller anymore.)
Thanks!
Will Bertsche

Here is a good document about using the 8170 as an RT target. It explains how you should use PXI-8211 or PXI-8212 ethernet controlles (and not the PXI-8210)
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/websearch/E3327E5EED9EB40686256A31005ACA8A?OpenDocument
As for using it with LabVIEW, the hardware meets the minimum system requirements for 7.1 but not 8.0.
It will work great as an RT controller, but I suggest developing on a newer computer.

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