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Dual-port 10G copper and gigabit NDC network card for Dell servers
The Dell 1224N combines a Broadcom 57416 dual-port 10GBASE-T controller with a 5720 Gigabit NDC interface in a single network card. It delivers two 10 GbE copper ports plus dedicated management connectivity for Dell PowerEdge servers. The adapter targets administrators who need high-throughput copper links and out-of-band management on compatible platforms.
Consolidating the 57416 and 5720 functions into one slot reduces cabling and frees a PCIe slot for other expansion. The upgrade is worthwhile when a server requires both 10 GbE copper throughput and NDC management but lacks space for two discrete cards. It is not suited for environments that need fibre connectivity or more than two 10 GbE ports.
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Part Number | 1224N |
The Dell 1224N uses a standard PCIe slot; the card fits any x8 or x16 slot on a compatible motherboard.
Install the Broadcom driver package first, then enable each port in the OS network settings; skipping the driver causes the 10 GB and 1 GB links to stay down.
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