Sumatra 12G6SB Multiport PCI SFP Ethernet NIC - Bandwidth 12 Gbps.
HotLava Systems` six-port (6) Gigabit Ethernet NIC delivers high port density and low latency network connectivity in a low-profile, space saving design
Benefits
- Connect workstations and servers with multiple media choices: TwinAx Direct Attach cable up 10 meters, CAT5e cable up to 100 meters (with RJ45 copper transceiver), Fiber optic cable up to 120 kilometers
- Standard Intel drivers for easy installation without disruption of existing applications
- Wire speed bidirectional GbE performance
- Requires only one PCIe slot
Highlights
- Six-port SFP GbE port in standard PCI adapter
- 12 Gbps of full-duplex bandwidth
- PCIe Gen 2 (5GT/s), x4
- Interchangeable with standard MSA compliant optical or copper transceivers
Features Sumatra 12G6SB Multiport PCI Ethernet NIC
- Intel I350 Gigabit Ethernet Controller and drivers
- PCI-SIG SR-IOV support (Direct assignment): Up to 8 Virtual Functions per Port
- Virtual Machine Device queues (VMDq): 8 VMs per port (one queue per VM)
- 8 Tx and 8 Rx queues per port
- Teaming Support
- IEEE 802.3ad (Link Aggregation Control Protocol)
- Intel I/O Acceleration Technology: Direct Cache Access (DCA), Low Latency Interrupts, MSI-X support, Receive Side Scaling (for Windows)
- Preboot eXecution Environment (PXE)
- iSCSI remote boot
- VLAN Support with VLAN tag insertion, stripping and packet filtering for up to 4096 VLAN Tags
- Intel PROSet Utility Support
- Advanced Packet Filtering: 24 exact matched packets (unicast or multicast), 4096 -bit hash filter for unicast and multicast frames, Promiscuous (unicast and multicast) transfer support mode, Optional filtering of invalid frames
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
Hotlava
1300 Clay Street, Suite 600
94612 Oakland CA, Vereinigte Staaten
info@titan-commerce.com
www.titan-commerce.com
Responsible person:
HotLava Systems
Gottlieb-Daimler-Straße 13
35440 Linden, Deutschland
info@titan-commerce.com
https://www.titan-commerce.com
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