Name: Card, Network, FDDI/P DAS 1.0, 33MHz
Brand: Sun Microsystems
Price: 65.95 USD
Availability: InStock

Sun Microsystems 370-2812 Card, Network, FDDI/P DAS 1.0, 33MHz

The Sun Microsystems 370-2812 Card, Network, FDDI/P DAS 1.0, 33MHz is a high-performance networking interface designed for legacy Sun servers and workstations. It provides Fast Distributed File System (FDDI) and Parallel Distributed Access System (PD... Read More

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Manufacturer: Sun Microsystems
Model or Part: 370-2812
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 1.00lb

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Description

Overview
The Sun Microsystems 370-2812 Card, Network, FDDI/P DAS 1.0, 33MHz is a high-performance networking interface designed for legacy Sun servers and workstations. It provides Fast Distributed File System (FDDI) and Parallel Distributed Access System (PDAS) connectivity at 33 megahertz, delivering reliable, low-latency data transfer for demanding enterprise environments. This card is ideal for organizations that need to maintain or extend the life of existing Sun infrastructure while ensuring robust network performance.

Key Features

Supports both FDDI and PDAS protocols for flexible network integration
Operates at 33MHz clock speed for consistent throughput
Designed for Sun Microsystems SPARC and UltraSPARC platforms
Plug-in card form factor simplifies installation and replacement
Built-in error detection and correction to maintain data integrity
Low power consumption compared with contemporary network adapters

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer: Sun Microsystems
Model / Part Number: 370-2812
Interface: PCI or SBus (depending on host configuration)
Supported Media: Fiber optic (multimode and single mode)
Maximum Data Rate: 100 megabits per second (full duplex)
Clock Frequency: 33 megahertz
Operating Temperature: 0 to 70 deg C
Power Supply: 5 volts DC, 2 amps maximum

Typical Applications

Enterprise data centers that rely on legacy Sun servers
High-availability clusters requiring fast, deterministic network links
Scientific and engineering environments with large data sets and file sharing needs
Financial institutions that maintain legacy transaction processing systems
Backup and archival solutions that use FDDI for reliable, long-distance connectivity

By integrating the Sun Microsystems 370-2812 network card, businesses can extend the useful life of their existing Sun hardware, achieve stable and fast network performance, and reduce the cost and complexity associated with full system upgrades.