HPE Broadcom BCM5719 Ethernet 1Gb 4‑Port BASE‑T Adapter P51178-B21 for HPE
HPE Gen10 Plus Ethernet adapters are engineered for an assortment of bandwidths and latency-sensitive applications. The adapters reduce CPU utilisation with support for a variety of I/O offloads including remote direct memory access (RDMA) and tunneling.
HPE Gen10 Plus Ethernet adapters are engineered for an assortment of bandwidths and latency-sensitive applications. The adapters reduce CPU utilisation with support for a variety of I/O offloads including remote direct memory access (RDMA) and tunneling. HPE Gen10 Plus Ethernet adapters authenticate updates for NICs, and help ensure that signed firmware is correct and trusted to reduce rogue firmware installation. The adapters protect applications, data, and server infrastructure by authenticating digitally-signed firmware via a root-of-trust architecture.
CONDITION
Brand New - A brand-new, unused, unopened, undamaged item in its original packaging.
WARRANTY
This item comes with a 12-month manufacturer's warranty.
QUICK SPECIFICATIONS
• Device Type : Network Adapter
• Form Factor : Plug-in Card
• Ports Qty : Gigabit Ethernet X 4
• Cabling Type : Ethernet 10base-t, Ethernet 100base-tx, Ethernet 1000base-t
• Data Link Protocol : 10mb Lan, 100mb Lan, Gige
• Data Transfer Rate : 1 Gbps
WHAT'S INCLUDED
• HPE Broadcom BCM5719 Ethernet 1Gb 4‑Port BASE‑T Adapter P51178-B21
• User Guide
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HPE Gen10 Plus Ethernet adapters are engineered for an assortment of bandwidths and latency-sensitive applications. The adapters reduce CPU utilisation with support for a variety of I/O offloads including remote direct memory access (RDMA) and tunneling.
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HPE Gen10 Plus Ethernet adapters are engineered for an assortment of bandwidths and latency-sensitive applications. The adapters reduce CPU utilisation with support for a variety of I/O offloads including remote direct memory access (RDMA) and tunneling.