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Product Overview |
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The MT09V Dell Broadcom 57800s converged network daughter card combines fiber and copper ports to give servers flexible networking options. It fits into Dell systems that require both fast 10Gb fiber connections and standard 1Gb Ethernet without needing multiple cards. This makes it a practical choice for environments balancing high-speed data transfer with everyday network needs. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Dell |
| Part Number | MT09V |
Connectivity & Physical |
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| Weight | 5.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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This Dell Broadcom 57800s converged network daughter card provides both 10Gb/s fiber and 1GbE copper connections in a single module. It’s commonly found in data centers or enterprise environments where a mix of high-speed uplinks and standard Ethernet connections is needed. IT professionals and network administrators benefit from its flexibility and streamlined connectivity options. Key Features
Typically deployed in blade or rack servers aimed at handling mixed traffic types, this card ensures efficient network resource allocation. Its versatility helps organizations manage different workloads without compromising on speed or connectivity type. |
Use Cases |
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The MT09V Dell Broadcom 57800s network card is ideal for data centers and enterprise IT environments that require a mixture of high-speed fiber and standard Ethernet connectivity. It enables organizations to optimize server networking configurations without increasing hardware complexity, catering to workloads that demand both rapid data transfer rates and reliable everyday network access. How It's Used:
This converged network card supports operational efficiency by reducing the number of required NICs while providing scalable bandwidth options. Its dual interface design allows IT teams to adapt to varied networking demands without compromising performance or increasing server footprint. |