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IBM 42C1782 Netxtreme II dual port switch module, rectangular circuit board with metal bracket

IBM

IBM 42C1782 Netxtreme II 1000 Express Dual Port Switch Module

SKU CH-R7C1-BCVRB

Dual-port Gigabit Ethernet switch module adds two wired network connections to compatible servers

  • Dual-port design doubles network connectivity options
  • 1000 Mbps throughput supports high-speed data transfer
  • NetXtreme II architecture delivers reliable server performance
  • IBM 42C1782 ensures proven enterprise compatibility

Dual-port 1000 Express network module

This IBM Netxtreme II module adds two 1000 Express Ethernet ports to compatible systems. It is built for servers or workstations that need extra wired network links. The unit is supplied new and carries the part number 42C1782.

Buyers needing more than two ports

This dual-port adapter suits administrators adding a single extra network connection. It does not fit builds that require four or more ports, fibre interfaces, or higher-speed 10 Gigabit links. Shoppers without an available Express slot should look elsewhere.

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Price $59.99
Cheaper than about 55% of the 1,517 comparable items (median $68.99).

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Brand nameIBM

Questions about this item

Does the IBM 42C1782 require a specific server chassis slot to operate?

The module fits a compatible server blade bay that accepts switch modules; verify your chassis documentation for the correct slot type.

Will the dual 1000 Mbps ports negotiate speed with older 10/100 switches?

Yes, each port auto-negotiates down to 10 or 100 Mbps when connected to legacy equipment.

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