Use of Digium 24-port FXO analog cards for FreePBX system

Does anyone have experience with the installation of Digium 1AEX2400 Series cards in a FreePBX distro? I am researching a new system and want to see if anyone has successfully used this hardware before, and if there was any trouble installing the hardware that I should know about. It would probably be installed in a Dell R310 1U server.
I have used 8-port Digium FXO cards for many years now. And yet I find very little on discussion groups for either the 8-port cards or their 24-port equivalent.
Any information would be helpful.
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