Does Enterprise 220R support Gigaswift Ethernet VTP Adapter card?

In the document "Sun Gigaswift Ethernet Adapter Installation & User's Guide" there is a list of all the other models of Sun servers except 220R which can support the
Gigaswift Ethernet VTP Adapter card.
My colleague said that the 220R might support the card but due to it is old model so it is not mentioned in the list.
Can you please confirm that.
Thanks,
qn

Glance at the components list for the system.
It's part of the Sun System Handbook link.
http://sunsolve.sun.com/handbook_pub/Systems/E220R/component s.html
Yes, it's supported.
E220R, U60, Netra 1120, and Metra 1125 all share the same systemboard.
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