StarTech.com 2-Port 2.5Gbps NBASE-T PCIe Network Card, Intel I225-V, Dual-Port Computer Network Card, Multi-Gigabit NIC, PCI Express Server LAN Card

2.5G ETHERNET CARD: High-performance PCIe 2.5Gbps dual-port network card with Intel I225-V chip; Leverage existing Cat5e/Cat6 cabling (or better); NBASE-T compatible (802.3bz); PCI Express 2.0 x2; Independent Ethernet controllers for reliable performance IT MANAGEABILITY: Intel vPro for remote management and troubleshooting; PXE boot enabled to deployment speeds/updates; 9K jumbo frame for reduced packet overhead; Remotely boot a system using WoL; VLAN support for efficient network management BUILD QUALITY: LAN card features: built-in heatsink to keep controller chips running cool and for optimal performance, LED indicators for link status/speed, LAN transformers maintain signal quality and reduced EMI for reliable communication COMPATIBILITY: 2.5GBASE-T variable speed options (2.5 G/1 G/100 M/10 M) with auto-negotiation; Multi-gigabit network interface card for PC is compatible with Windows and Linux; Low profile bracket included for hardware compatibility SPECIFICATIONS: 2x RJ45 Ports, 2.5/1Gbps and 100/10Mbps (Independent controllers) NIC, IEEE 802.3bz (2.5GBASE-T), Full Duplex, Auto MDIX, PCIe 2.0 x2, Intel I225-V, 9K Jumbo Frames, VLAN Tagging, WoL, PXE boot Dual-port PCIe network card with Intel® I225-V chip features multi-Gigabit speeds with NBASE-T supportThis dual-port 2.5GbE network interface card (NIC) features independent Intel I225-V chipsets for each port with Intel vPro technology, to enhance performance and data integrity across two 2.5G ethernet connections. The variable multispeed options (2.5/1Gbps and 100/10Mbps) enable support for both new and legacy network hardware. Utilize existing Cat5e or CAT6 cabling infrastructure while adding NBASE-T (802.3bz) compatibility for seamless integration.Increased Network SpeedThe PCIe network card leverages Intel vPro technology for remote management and troubleshooting capabilities. Improve bandwidth for data-intensive applications, network sharing, FTPs, online or local storage/backup, and the streaming of