Sunday, April 25, 2010

10G Performance Boosts Network Traffic Speed

The PLANET ENW-9801 Single-Port 10 Gigabit Ethernet server adapter is an optimal solution for Ethernet applications by providing strict low-power budgets and small form factor. It offers simple integration into any PCI Express x8 server slot via one SFP+ slot. The onboard controller featured on the ENW-9801 integrates embedded technology and a 10GbE MAC into a single chip that offers up to 10Gbps of network throughput. PLANET Network solution greatly reduces the TCP/IP packet processing tasks of the server's CPU by performing enhanced data-handling algorithms, thereby providing nearly 10Gb line speed performance with the simplicity of a conventional Network Interface Card (NIC).

Next Generation Server Adapter for growth and expansion of networking environments

The ENW-9801 is a PCI Express 10G Ethernet adapter designed to address high-performance system application requirements. With the innovative PCI Express Bus Architecture, the ENW-9801 provides better performance than the network cards based on 32/64bit PCI architecture. It provides the best solution for one of the major issues of Server Farm Networks - communication speed. Ten times faster than existing 1000Base-SX/LX solutions, using the PLANET ENW-9801 to connect your servers and workstations guarantees extremely high throughput and excellent signal quality.

Feature:
  • - One SFP+ slot
  • - PCI Express x8 Host Bus interface
  • - 16K Jumbo Frame
  • - IEEE 802.1Q Tagged VLAN
  • - IEEE 802.1p CoS traffic priority
  • - SNMP RMON Statistics
  • - Low Power Consumption
  • - Complies to Microsoft, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris OS
  • - Virtual NIC support
  • - Lower CPU utilizationGreduce CPU utilization and improve throughput

Application:

Server NICs

With ten times performance of existing Gigabit transmission, the ENW-9801 can easily act as a server NICs of your networks by wiring to the backbone Switches. With one PCI Express interface design, the ENW-9801 is right for the main board with PCI Express now and future.