HPE 669279-001

Gigabit Ethernet Adapter 10Gb 2-Port 560SFP+

The HPE 669279-001 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter10Gb 2-Port 560SFP+ Gigabit Ethernet Adapteris a high-performance network interface card designed to  meet the demanding connectivity needs of modern data centers and enterprise IT environments. Featuring dual 10Gb SFP+ ports, this adapter offers up to 40 Gbps bi-directional throughput, ensuring rapid data transfer and reduced latency for critical applications. Its PCIe 2.0 x8 form factor ensures compatibility with a wide range ofHPE ProLiant Gen8 and Gen9 servers, providing a cost-effective solution for upgrading network capabilities. Ideal for virtualization, cloud computing, and high-throughput workloads, the HPE 560SFP+ Adapter delivers reliable performance and scalability.

Features

The HPE 669279-001 Ethernet 10Gb 2-Port 560SFP+ Adapter is engineered to enhance network performance in enterprise environments. Equipped with an Intel 82599 controller, it supports advanced features such as TCP/UDP checksum offloading, Receive Side Scaling (RSS), and Virtual Machine Queue (VMQ), optimizing data processing and reducing CPU overhead. The adapter's support for SR-IOV (Single Root I/O Virtualization) enables efficient resource allocation in virtualized environments, improving scalability and performance. Its low-profile design ensures compatibility with various server chassis, making it a versatile choice for diverse deployment scenarios. Whether upgrading existing infrastructure or building new systems, the HPE 560SFP+ Adapter provides a robust solution for high-speed networking needs.

Advanced Options

The HPE 669279-001 Ethernet 10Gb 2-Port 560SFP+ Adapter is built to deliver exceptional reliability and performance in demanding IT environments. Its dual 10Gb SFP+ ports provide up to 40 Gbps bi-directional throughput, ensuring rapid data transfer and reduced latency for critical applications. The Intel 82599 controller supports advanced features such as TCP/UDP checksum offloading, RSS, and VMQ, optimizing data processing and reducing CPU overhead.