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Four-port Gigabit server network card for HP ML370 G6 Gen6 systems
This network card provides four Gigabit Ethernet ports for HP ML370 G6 Gen6 servers. It uses the NC375I controller and matches part numbers 491838-001 and 468001-001. The card is supplied new and plugs directly into a compatible server slot.
The card fits the designated network-control slot in the HP ML370 G6 Gen6 chassis. It requires that specific server model for correct mechanical and electrical alignment. Builders using other platforms or needing a different port count should select an alternative adapter.
No published specifications for this item yet.
Each of the four ports runs at 1 Gb/s, so combined throughput is limited by the single-lane PCIe connection used by the NC375I in the ML370 G6.
The card draws power from the server's PCIe slot and relies on the ML370 G6 chassis fans for cooling; no separate fan or heatsink is fitted to the NC375I.
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