Intel EXPI9404PTL Port Adapter EXPI9404PTL Manuel D’Utilisation

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The Intel

®

PRO/1000 Network Adapters for PCI Express slot

interfaces are designed to provide high performance in multi-

processor systems by efficiently balancing network loads

across multiple CPUs when used with Receive-Side Scaling

from Microsoft or Scalable I/O on Linux*. Additionally, Intel is

introducing new adapters with Intel

®

I/O Acceleration

Technology for further improving application response

through higher network and storage I/O performance,

reliability and efficiency.

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Network adapter management, including advanced teaming

methods, is also much easier with Intel

®

PROSet for

Microsoft* Device Manager. The Intel PROSet utility, shown

in Figure 6, uses a Windows* look and feel to provide easy

point-and-click access to adapter drivers and configuration

features, including adapter teaming for port aggregation and

fault tolerance failover.

PCI Express is the new third-generation I/O serial-bus

standard that advances the previous PCI standards known

as PCI and PCI-X. While PCI, PCI-X and PCI Express will

coexist for sometime, PCI Express provides a dedicated,

high-performance, bandwidth-scalable bus that can enhance

Ethernet performance beyond that achieved with the shared,

multi-drop structures of PCI and PCI-X.

To support migration of Gigabit Ethernet to the PCI Express

bus architecture, Intel has created the Intel PRO/1000 PT

and PF family of network adapters for both copper and fiber

connectivity. The Intel family of PCI Express adapters is built

on Intel Lead Free Technology

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for RoHS

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compliance and

joins the broad line of Intel PRO Network Adapters for PCI

and PCI-X, including 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapters for both

fiber and Cx4 copper.

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Available in the first half of 2006. To find out more about this technology, visit: www.intel.com/technology/ioacceleration/index.htm