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Dual-port PCIe x4 Ethernet server adapter for wired networking expansion
The IBM 49Y4232 I340T2 is a dual port server adapter card designed for PCI Express x4 slots. It provides two Ethernet connections for wired networking in server environments. The module is supplied new and integrates Intel I340T2 controller technology for reliable data transfer. This switch module suits infrastructure upgrades or replacement deployments.
This adapter suits administrators adding two Gigabit Ethernet ports to a compatible server chassis. It is not for systems lacking a PCI Express x4 slot or those requiring fibre connectivity. Buyers needing more than two ports or a different form factor should consider other options. The card targets standard rackmount or tower servers with available expansion space.
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The adapter card arrives as a standalone unit; cables and mounting brackets are not included and must be sourced separately.
Choose the dual-port 49Y4232 when you need two independent Ethernet links from a single PCIe x4 slot.
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