IBM
IBM NetXtreme 1000 T Dual Port Server Adapter 39Y6095
Adds two Gigabit Ethernet ports to a server for wired network connectivity
- Dual-port design doubles network connectivity
- 1000 Mbps throughput handles demanding server workloads
- IBM NetXtreme reliability built for enterprise environments
- New condition ensures full manufacturer specifications met
IBM NetXtreme Dual Port Adapter
The IBM NetXtreme 1000 T Dual Port Server Adapter provides two Gigabit Ethernet connections for server environments. It installs into a compatible switch module slot to expand network capacity. This new component suits administrators adding redundant links or segregating traffic on supported IBM systems. Part number 39Y6095 identifies the unit for ordering and compatibility checks.
Integration Requirements
The adapter fits directly into an available switch module bay without extra cabling inside the chassis. It frees up external switch ports by moving two 1000 Mbps links onto the internal backplane. Builders must verify the chassis accepts this module form factor before purchase. Buyers needing fibre uplinks or more than two copper ports should select a different module.
Highlights
- Dual-port design doubles network connectivity
- 1000 Mbps throughput handles demanding server workloads
- IBM NetXtreme reliability built for enterprise environments
- New condition ensures full manufacturer specifications met
Specifications
| Brand | IBM |
|---|
Questions about this item
What throughput limit appears first when both ports on the 39Y6095 run at full load?
Each port is rated for 1000 Mbps full-duplex, so the first ceiling you reach is the 1000 Mbps line-rate on a single active link.
How much heat does the 39Y6095 add to a rack when it runs continuously?
The adapter is a passive dual-port NIC with no onboard fan; thermal output is limited to the ASIC and PCB under 1000 Mbps line traffic.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.



