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Four-port Gigabit Ethernet server adapter with Intel i350-AM2 chipset and bypass mode for uninterrupted traffic during failures
This PCI Express x4 card adds four copper Gigabit Ethernet ports using the Intel i350-AM2 chipset. The bypass function keeps traffic flowing between paired ports if the host loses power or crashes. It is built for servers and appliances that need resilient inline connectivity.
Network engineers deploying firewalls, intrusion-prevention sensors or high-availability pairs will benefit from the hardware bypass. Administrators who only need extra ports for general server connectivity, or who require 10 Gbit/s or fibre interfaces, should consider other adapters.
The defining feature is the fail-open bypass circuit that maintains link continuity between port pairs when the system is off or halted. This single capability determines whether the card fits a resilient inline deployment.
| Class | 1000M, PCIE |
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