PCI Express x8 Dual Copper Port 10GBase-T Server Adapter 10Gbe Card Intel X540AT2

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LREC***2BT PCI Express x8 Dual Copper Port*0 Gigabit Server Adapter (Intel X**0AT2 Based) 
 
*0GBASE-T converged network adapter simplifies migration to *0 GbE, provides iSCSI, FCoE, Virtualization, and Flexible Port Partitioning.
 
*0 Gigabit for the Broad Market
The LREC***2BT is the latest innovation in Intel's leadership to drive *0 Gigabit Ethernet into the broader server market. This adapter hosts Intel's latest Ethernet silicon, the Intel Ethernet Controller X**0, which is used by many OEMs as a single chip solution for LAN on Motherboard (LOM) to deliver *0 Gigabit Ethernet(*0 GbE) on the latest server platforms.
 
*0GBASE-T Simplifies the Transition to *0 GbE
The LREC***2BT *0GBase-T works with existing networks today. It works with legacy Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) switches and Cat 6A cabling. Install the LREC***2BT *0GBase-T adapter into a server and the auto-negotiation between 1 GbE and *0GbE provides the necessary backwards compatibility that most customers require for a smooth transition and easy migration to *0 GbE. When time and budget allows, *0GBASE-T switches can be added any time to experience the full benefits of *0GbE.
*0GBASE-T uses the copper twisted pair cables that are very familiar to IT professionals today. It is everything you know and love about ***0BASE-T. The knowledge, training and investment in BASE-T are preserved. *0GBASE-T is the easiest and most versatile *0 GbE and you can deploy it anywhere in your data center. Its flexible reach from 1 meter to **0 meters supports the latest network architectures including Top of Rack (ToR), Middle of Row (MoR), and End of Row (EoR).
 
*0G Performance at Low Cost and Low Power
The LREC***2BT *0GBase-T adapter is the lowest cost way to deploy *0 GbE in your data center today. The LREC***2BT uses low cost, Cat 6 and Cat 6A cabling. Chances are this cabling already exists in the data center.
A way for Intel to reduce cost and power is to integrate components into a single- chip solution. Of course, integration is what Intel does best. With the new Intel X**0 Controller, the MAC and the PHY are integrated into a single-chip solution.
So, why is integration important?
First, integration translates to lower power. A single-chip solution simply uses less power than two separate components.
This means no more active heat sink and reduces the per-port power consumption.
Second, integration also means lower cost per port. Manufacturing a single part costs less than two. When cabling is accounted for, cost efficiencies realized from a single part mean *0GBASE-T is the lowest cost media to deploy.
With lower cost and power, *0GBASE-T is ready for broad deployment. *0GBASE-T is an option for every rack and tower server in the data center. The wait for a low cost *0 GbE copper solution to broadly deploy *0 GbE to all corners of the data center is over. The LREC***2BT *0GBase-T adapter  provides bandwidth-intensive applications with highly affordable *0 GbE network performance and cost-effective RJ**5 connectivity for distances up to **0 meters.
 
Exciting New data Center usage Models
More than simply a *0x increase in performance, with *0GbE there are exciting new usage models that are now possible, including Unified Networking (iSCSI, FCoE and LAN), Virtualization (VMDq and SR- IOV), and now, Flexible Port Partitioning (FPP).
 
Flexible I/O Virtualization
Virtualization changes the way server resources are deployed and managed by running multiple applications and operating systems independently on a single server.
The LREC***2BT *0GBase-T adapter includes Intel Virtualization Technology for connectivity (Intel VT-c) to deliver I/O virtualization and Quality of Service (QoS) features designed directly into the Intel X**0 controller on the adapter. Intel I/O virtualization advances network connectivity models used in today's servers to more efficient models by providing FPP, multiple Rx/Tx queues, and on-controller QoS functionality that can be used in both virtual and non-virtual server deployments.
 
Flexible Port Partitioning (FPP)
By taking advantage of the PCI-SIG SR-IOV specification, Intel Ethernet products enable FPP. With FPP, virtual controllers can be used by the Linux* host directly and/or assigned to virtual machines. FPP allows you to use the functionality of SR-IOV to assign up to *3 processes per port to virtual functions in Linux. This enables an administrator to partition their *0 GbE bandwidth across multiple processes, ensuring a QoS by giving each assigned process equal bandwidth. Network administrators may also rate-limit each of these services to control how much of the *0GbE pipe is available to each process.
 
Unified Networking
Unified Networking solutions on the LREC***2BT *0GBase-T adapter let you combine the traffic of multiple data center networks like LAN and SAN onto a single efficient network fabric. You now have the choice of NFS, iSCSI, or Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) to carry both network and storage traffic at speeds of up to *0 Gbps. The LREC***2BT *0GBase-T adapter combines support for all of these traffic types in one adapter at no additional cost and with no additional licensing fees for the adapter.
 
Intel's Unified Networking solutions are enabled through a combination of standard Intel Ethernet products along with trusted network protocols integrated in the operating systems. Thus, Unified Networking is available on every Server either through LAN-on-Motherboard (LOM) implementation or via an add-in Network Interface Card (NIC).
Intel has delivered high quality Ethernet products for over *0 years and our Unified Networking solutions are built on the original principles that made us successful in Ethernet:
Open Architecture integrates networking with the server, enabling IT managers to reduce complexity and overhead while enabling a flexible and scalable data centre network.
Intelligent offloads lower cost and power while delivering the application performance that customers expect.
Proven Ethernet unified Networking is built on trusted Intel Ethernet technology, enabling customers to deploy FCoE or iSCSI while maintaining the quality of their traditional Ethernet networks.
 
iSCSi Simplifies SAN Connectivity
iSCSI uses Ethernet to carry storage traffic, extending the familiarity and simplicity of Ethernet to storage networking, without the need for SAN-specific adapters or switches. LREC***2BT is the easiest, most reliable, and most cost-effective way of connecting servers to iSCSI SANs.
 
Open FCoE Consolidates LANs and Legacy SANs
Intel's Open FCoE solution enables LREC***2BT (adapters and controllers) to support Fibre Channel payload encapsulated in Ethernet frames. There is no upgrade charge for Open FCoE on the adapter. Just as with iSCSI, now customers can easily connect to an FCoE network with Intel *0 GbE solutions.
For the first time, Open-FCoE is now supported on *0GBASE-T. As *0GBASE-T switches come to market enabled with FCoE support, the LREC***2BT is ready when you're ready. This enables you to use cost-effective *0GBASE-T for all your converged networking needs. The Open- FCoE architecture uses a combination of FCoE initiators in Microsoft Windows*and Linux* operating systems and in the VMware* ESXi hypervisor to deliver high-performance FCoE solutions using standard *0 GbE Ethernet adapters.
This approach enables IT managers to simplify the data center and standardize on a single adapter for LAN and SAN connectivity. The LREC***2BT is designed to fully offload the FCoE data path to deliver full-featured converged network adapter (CNA) functionality without compromising on power efficiency and interoperability
 
DataCenterBridging (DCB) delivers Lossless Ethernet
Conventional Ethernet does not guarantee successful data delivery, which is not acceptable for SAN traffic. Ethernet enhancements such as Data Center Bridging (DCB) overcome that limitation with technologies that guarantee lossless delivery, congestion notification, priority-based flow control, and priority groups.
The combination of *0 GbE and unified networking helps organizations overcome connectivity challenges and simplify the data center infrastructure. *0 GbE provides a simple, well-understood fabric for virtualized data centers, one that helps reduce cost and complexity as the number of virtual machines continues to grow.
 
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