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Adds dual 10 Gb Ethernet ports to compatible Dell servers via mezzanine slot
The DELL X520-Da is a 10Gb dual-port mezzanine card designed for compatible Dell server platforms. It provides high-speed wired network connectivity through a compact form factor that installs directly into a supported mezzanine slot. This new component carries the part number Xwkgy and weighs 5.1 units.
This card suits administrators adding 10Gb Ethernet links to qualified Dell systems with an available mezzanine bay. It is not for users needing wireless routing functions despite the broader category label. Buyers requiring a different port count, a PCIe bracket form factor, or connectivity not offered by this specific mezzanine design should look at other options.
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Verify both 10Gb ports show link lights and negotiate at full speed in your server's network management utility or operating system network adapter settings.
The card itself is supplied; you will need a compatible Dell server mezzanine slot, appropriate SFP+ transceivers and cabling for the dual 10Gb ports.
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