Netra 120 - Will a SunFire 120 Power Supply Work?

Thanks in advance for any help with this question.
Will a SunFire v120 AC power supply fit/work in a Netra 120?
I dont have a DC power source for my Netra, and would like to replace the DC power supply with an AC one. Will one from a SunFire v120 work?
Alternately, anyone know a cheap DC Power source that would work to power the server?
-allan

In answer to my own question, yes. I put the AC power supply from a SunFire v120 into the Netra 120 and it works just fine. This is probably the only difference between the two servers.

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