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EMC - Mellanox ConnectX-3 VPI 2x 40Gb/s QSFP Adapter - Low Profile , P/N: MCX354A-TCBT

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EMC - Mellanox ConnectX-3 VPI 2x 40Gb/s QSFP Adapter - Low Profile , P/N: MCX354A-TCBTEMC VPI Adapter (NIC + HCA) EMC Mellanox ConnectX 3 VPI 2x 40Gb s QSFP Adapter Low Profile P N: MCX354A TCBT De EMC Mellanox MCX354A TCBT is een dual port 40Gb s VPI adapter (Virtual Protocol Interconnect) op basis van de Mellanox ConnectX 3 chipset. Het bijzondere aan deze kaart is de VPI technologie: via software is de kaart configureerbaar als 40GbE Ethernet f als QDR InfiniBand (40Gb s) twee protocollen op n kaart, zonder hardwarewissel. Met twee

EMC · VPI Adapter (NIC + HCA)

EMC Mellanox ConnectX-3 VPI 2x 40Gb/s QSFP Adapter – Low Profile

P/N: MCX354A-TCBT

De EMC Mellanox MCX354A-TCBT is een dual-port 40Gb/s VPI-adapter (Virtual Protocol Interconnect) op basis van de Mellanox ConnectX-3-chipset. Het bijzondere aan deze kaart is de VPI-technologie: via software is de kaart configureerbaar als 40GbE Ethernet óf als QDR InfiniBand (40Gb/s) — twee protocollen op één kaart, zonder hardwarewissel. Met twee QSFP-poorten op PCIe 3.0 x8 levert de adapter maximale bandbreedte voor storage, HPC en gevirtualiseerde omgevingen. RoCE-ondersteuning (RDMA over Converged Ethernet) zorgt voor lage latentie en CPU-ontlasting bij dataïntensieve workloads.

✓ 1 jaar garantie
✓ Mellanox ConnectX-3 VPI
✓ Dell EMC compatibel
✓ Refurbished

Technische specificaties

Kenmerk Waarde
Part Number MCX354A-TCBT
Chipset Mellanox ConnectX-3 (CX354A)
Aantal poorten 2 × QSFP
Snelheid per poort 40 Gb/s
Connectortype QSFP (optisch of DAC)
Host interface PCI Express 3.0 × 8
Adaptertype VPI — configureerbaar als 40GbE Ethernet of QDR InfiniBand
Protocollen (Ethernet-modus) 40GbE, RoCE, iSCSI, NFS
Protocollen (InfiniBand-modus) QDR InfiniBand (40 Gb/s)
RDMA RoCE (RDMA over Converged Ethernet) + InfiniBand RDMA
Virtualisatie SR-IOV (tot 127 VFs)
Geavanceerde functies RSS, MSI-X, VLAN (802.1q), LACP (802.3ad), Jumbo Frames, PXE Boot
Formfactor Low Profile
Stroomverbruik ~8 W
Werktemperatuur 0 – 55 °C

Servercompatibiliteit

Servermodel Opmerking
Dell PowerEdge R620 / R630 1U rack, dual-socket
Dell PowerEdge R720 / R730 / R740 2U rack, dual-socket
Dell PowerEdge R820 / R830 2U rack, quad-socket
Dell PowerEdge R920 / R930 4U rack, quad-socket
Supermicro (PCIe x8/x16 slot) Breed compatibel
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