Allied Telesis AT-2911SX Gigabit Ethernet Card - PCI Express X1 - 1 Port(s) - 1 X SC Port(s) - Full-height, Low-profile

The Allied Telesis ANC10S dual-port direct attach 10 Gigabit Ethernet PCI-Express Network Adapter is the next-generation Network Adapter, featuring SR-IOV offload combined with standard Ethernet functionality.. AT-ANC10S/2-SP10SR-901 Together, these features provide the necessary performance and bandwidth critical to I/O-intensive applications such as virtualization and High Performance Computing (HPC).

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Jumbo frames support is beneficial to sending large packets, especially where the data contained in these packets either has a time-critical element, or is so large that the time taken to send multiple smaller packets is too great.. Jumbo frame packets are normally up to 9000 bytes long. Allied Telesis AT-2911SX Gigabit Ethernet Card - PCI Express x1 - 1 Port(s) - 1 x SC Port(s) - Full-height, Low-profile Normal Ethernet packets are limited to a maximum size of 1548 bytes.

Jumbo frames support is beneficial to sending large packets, especially where the data contained in these packets either has a time-critical element, or is so large that the time taken to send multiple smaller packets is too great. Jumbo frame packets are normally up to 9000 bytes long.

. Allied Telesis AT-2911SX Gigabit Ethernet Card - PCI Express x1 - 1 Port(s) - 1 x SC Port(s) - Full-height, Low-profile Normal Ethernet packets are limited to a maximum size of 1548 bytes.Jumbo frames support is beneficial to sending large packets, especially where the data contained in these packets either has a time-critical element, or is so large that the time taken to send multiple smaller packets is too great. Received packets larger than this are normally rejected by the interface card as errors.

Jumbo frame packets are normally up to 9000 bytes long.