Name: 4-Port 1Gbps Integrated Virtual Daughter Card, 1819 Quad Ethernet Module
Brand: IBM
Price: 26.95 USD
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IBM 46K7971 4-Port 1Gbps Integrated Virtual Daughter Card, 1819 Quad Ethernet Module

Overview The IBM 4-Port 1Gbps Integrated Virtual Daughter Card, model 46K7971, is a high performance Quad Ethernet module designed for IBM server platforms. This compact daughter card provides four independent 1Gbps Ethernet ports in a single, space-... Read More

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Manufacturer: IBM
Model or Part: 46K7971
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 1.00lb

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Description

Overview
The IBM 4-Port 1Gbps Integrated Virtual Daughter Card, model 46K7971, is a high performance Quad Ethernet module designed for IBM server platforms. This compact daughter card provides four independent 1Gbps Ethernet ports in a single, space-saving form factor, enabling fast and reliable network connectivity for demanding data center and enterprise environments.

Key Features

Four dedicated 1Gbps Ethernet ports for simultaneous high-speed connections
Integrated virtualisation support for efficient resource allocation
Plug-in design compatible with IBM server chassis that support daughter cards
Low latency and high throughput for critical applications
Robust firmware with easy firmware update capability
Energy efficient operation to reduce power consumption

Technical Specifications

Model / Part Number: 46K7971
Port Count: 4 x 1Gbps Ethernet
Interface: PCI Express x1 (or appropriate IBM proprietary interface)
Form Factor: Integrated Virtual Daughter Card
Supported Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, IPv4, IPv6
Operating Temperature: 0 deg to 55 deg C
Power Consumption: Typical 5W per card
Compliance: FCC, CE, RoHS

Applications
The 4-Port 1Gbps Integrated Virtual Daughter Card is ideal for a wide range of scenarios, including:

Virtualised server environments that require multiple network interfaces per host
High-performance computing clusters needing reliable low-latency connections
Enterprise data centers that consolidate network traffic onto a single physical server
Storage area networks (SAN) and network attached storage (NAS) systems
Cloud service providers seeking scalable and flexible networking solutions

By delivering four high-speed Ethernet ports in a single, integrated module, this IBM daughter card helps reduce cabling complexity, improve network redundancy, and maximize the utilization of server resources.