QuickSpecs
HP NC1020 PCI 1000T Gigabit Server Adapter
Performance
Gigabit Ethernet | Up to 1000Mbps Ethernet transfer rate delivers outstanding network performance that improves response |
Throughput | time and removes bottlenecks across the entire network. |
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Load Balancing | Transmit Load Balancing (TLB) and |
| to build a bigger pipe for improved networking bandwidth. These port bonding techniques enable users |
| to install up to eight NC1020 adapters in a HP ProLiant server and aggregate their throughput up to a |
| theoretical maximum of 16 Gigabits per second |
| The NC1020 can be configured to work with other |
| on HP ProLiant servers, when running under Microsoft Windows, Linux, or NetWare operating systems. |
| If Large Send Offload (LSO) is enabled, the NC1020 can only team in Microsoft Operating Systems with |
| another NC1020 or a NC7761. |
| If LSO is disabled, the NC1020 can team with all of HP ProLiant |
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Scalability and Reliability
| Because the NC1020 supports 10Mbps Ethernet and 100Mbps Fast Ethernet in addition to Gigabit |
| Ethernet, users are guaranteed |
| adapters, the NC1020 adheres to open industry standards, insuring that it will work seamlessly with any |
| network devices that also support IEEE standards. |
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Traditional PCI slot | The NC1020 is specified to run in either 33 or 66MHz PCI slots. If customers want to place it into |
| 66/100/133MHz slots, they can do so with the potential for performance degradation. |
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Network Fault Tolerance | Network Fault Tolerance, sometimes called "failover" or "NIC redundancy", allows for the installation of |
(NFT) | multiple NC1020 server adapters or other network adapters so that the active device can be backed up |
| by a redundant adapter to improve availability. HP's teaming utility also allows users to specify that when |
| a failed adapter is fixed and replaced, the original adapter resumes its function as the primary network |
| connection. |
| The NC1020 can be configured to work with other |
| on HP ProLiant servers, when running under Microsoft Windows, Linux, or NetWare operating systems. If |
| Large Send Offload (LSO) is enabled, the NC1020 can only team in Microsoft Operating Systems with |
| another NC1020 or a NC7761. If LSO is disabled, the NC1020 can team with all of HP ProLiant NC- |
| Series NICs without problems. |
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PCI Hot Plug | The NC1020 ships with PCI Hot Plug support, which enables it to be replaced or added to a PCI Hot |
| Plug compatible server without powering down the system. This feature provides increased system |
| availability and |
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