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| Model: AEI-P430TX |
Manufacturer: Aei | PCI 32/64-bit 33 MHz Quad Fast Ethernet Card |
Product Status: Discontinued - This product is no longer in production. This page is maintained for informational purposes only. Stock Status: Not Available |
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AEI Intelligent Technologies' Quad Fast Ethernet (QFE) card (P430TX) is based on the popular Intel 21143-TD chipset. This means the device driver is embedded into many operating systems. It is fully plug and play supported in all Windows and Linux operating systems. As a developer and partner of several UNIX-based OEMs, the AEI solution includes our own device drivers for FreeBSD, OpenBSD, Solaris (x86 & SPARC), HP-UX (PA-RISC), and other high-end platforms.
Firewalls and application servers on Fast Ethernet networks can now get the bandwidth they need with the P430TX Quadport PCI network interface card. This high-performance card can support four separate 10/100 Mbps copper network segments at full bandwidth. With PacketEngine software, all four ports can be aggregated into a single logical link with bandwidth up to 800 Mbps full-duplex. The P430TX supports active failover to redundant server links so that critical application server connections can be maintained at all times (in milliseconds).
Features
- Checkpoint Certified.
- Consolidate multiple server ports onto a single card
- Cross Platform Support for all popular server platforms.
- Reduces Server Overhead.
- Easy to install and configure.
- Half or Full Duplex operation.
- Dual speed 10Mbps (10Base-T) or 100 Mbps (100Base-Tx)
- Maximum throughput is 800Mbps.
- Trunking, Failover, and Dynamic Load Balancing at no additional cost.
- DMA Bus Mastering for lower CPU utilization.
- Universal Short Card form factor.
- Compatible with Cisco’s EtherChannel, Sun Trunking and all industry standard trunking algorithms.
- Two independent Fast Ethernet controllers for added redundancy and fault tolerance.
Applications
- Firewalls and other Internet security appliances.
- Proxy, application, file, and print servers.
- SOHO to Enterprise network environments.
- Internet Service Providers / Web Hosting
- Storage Area Networks (SAN)
- Network Attached Storage (NAS)
- Network segmentation (for network security purposes)
- Gateways and routers.
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