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Product Overview |
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The IBM Single-Port RJ-45 BNC EISA Interface Ethernet Adapter offers straightforward network integration by providing both RJ-45 and BNC connections in a single expansion card. It's designed to slot into EISA-compatible systems and handle 10 Mbps Ethernet traffic, making it a practical choice for connecting older computers to local area networks where coaxial or twisted-pair cabling is used. |
General Information |
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| Brand | IBM |
| Part Number | 04H6471 |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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This IBM Single-Port RJ-45 BNC EISA Interface Ethernet Adapter provides reliable network connectivity for systems using the EISA bus. It is commonly found in industrial or older office environments where legacy hardware is still in operation. The adapter is built for users who need to connect their systems to 10 Mbps Ethernet networks through either twisted pair or coaxial cables. Key Features
This adapter is often deployed in environments where maintaining older hardware is necessary, such as manufacturing plants or research facilities. It allows continued use of existing network infrastructure without requiring costly upgrades. Its support for dual connection types makes it versatile for different cabling requirements. |
Use Cases |
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The 04H6471 IBM 10Mbps Single-Port RJ-45 BNC EISA Ethernet Adapter is primarily utilized in legacy enterprise and industrial environments where EISA architecture systems remain in operation. It is suitable for IT professionals managing older network infrastructures requiring both twisted-pair and coaxial cabling compatibility to maintain connectivity without overhauling existing hardware setups. How It's Used:
This adapter provides stable and consistent network access in environments reliant on EISA hardware, enabling organizations to extend the operational life of their infrastructure. By bridging coaxial and twisted-pair Ethernet connections, it supports continuity and scalability in complex legacy network topologies. |