Description
Compatibility Operating Systems
Compatibility with operating systems refers to the ability of a particular hardware device or software program to function correctly with a specific operating system (OS).
An operating system is the core software that manages the computer’s hardware and provides a platform for other software programs to run on. Different operating systems use different software interfaces and drivers to communicate with hardware devices such as printers, network cards, and graphics cards.
For a hardware device or software program to be compatible with a specific operating system, it must be designed and tested to work with that particular OS. Compatibility can be affected by many factors, such as the version of the operating system, the type of hardware device or software program, and any updates or patches that have been applied.
Most hardware devices and software programs will list the operating systems they are compatible with in their documentation or on their website. It is important to check these compatibility requirements before purchasing or installing hardware or software to ensure that it will work correctly with the operating system you are using.
In some cases, it may be possible to use a device or program that is not officially supported on a particular operating system, by using compatibility modes or other workarounds. However, this is not always recommended as it may lead to reduced performance or compatibility issues.
Network Topology Considerations
Network topology considerations are an important aspect to keep in mind when installing a network adapter like the 713029-001 HPE 361T PCIe Dual Port Gigabit NIC. Network topology refers to the arrangement of network devices and how they are interconnected.
The 713029-001 HPE 361T PCIe Dual Port Gigabit NIC has two ports, which means it can be used to connect to two different networks or network devices simultaneously. When using this network adapter, it is important to consider the network topology to ensure that it is configured correctly for optimal performance and functionality.
Here are some network topology considerations when using the 713029-001 HPE 361T PCIe Dual Port Gigabit NIC:
- Network segmentation: The adapter can be used to segment network traffic into separate VLANs or subnets, which can improve network performance and security.
- Load balancing: The adapter can distribute network traffic across both ports using load balancing techniques, which can improve network performance and avoid network congestion.
- Failover: The adapter can be configured to switch traffic to the other port in case of a port failure, which can improve network reliability and reduce downtime.
- Bandwidth requirements: The adapter can support high bandwidth applications such as video streaming and large file transfers, which should be considered when designing the network topology.
- Network speed: The adapter can support gigabit Ethernet speeds, which means that the network topology should be designed to support high-speed data transfers.
Power Consumption
Power consumption refers to the amount of electrical power consumed by an electrical device or system to perform its intended function. It is typically measured in watts (W) or kilowatts (kW) and represents the rate at which energy is being used by the device or system.
In the case of electronic devices, power consumption can vary depending on the device’s usage and its components, such as the processor, screen, and other peripherals. For example, a laptop computer might consume more power when running resource-intensive applications, while consuming less power during idle periods. Similarly, a light bulb might consume more power when set to a brighter setting.
Power consumption is an important factor to consider when designing, operating, or selecting electrical devices and systems. High power consumption can lead to increased energy costs, reduced battery life, or even damage to electrical equipment. As a result, manufacturers of electronic devices and systems often try to optimize power consumption by using energy-efficient components, implementing power-saving modes, and minimizing unnecessary power consumption. Additionally, regulations and standards may impose minimum energy efficiency requirements on electronic devices and appliances to reduce their impact on the environment and conserve energy.
General Information
- Device Type : Network Adapter
- Form Factor : Plug-In Card – Low Profile
- Interface (Bus) Type : Pci Express 2.1 X4
- Pci Specification Revision : Pcie 2.1
Networking
- Ports : Gigabit Ethernet X 2
- Connectivity Technology : Wired
- Cabling Type : Ethernet 10base-T, Ethernet 100base-Tx, Ethernet 1000base-T
- Data Link Protocol : 10mb Lan, 100mb Lan, Gigabit Lan
- Data Transfer Rate : 1 GBPS
- Remote Management Protocol : Snmp
- Status Indicators : Link Activity, Port Transmission Speed
- Features : Auto-Negotiation, Wake On Lan (Wol), Network Fault Tolerance (Nft), Jumbo Frames Support, Pxe Support, Large Send Offload (Lso), Energy Efficient Ethernet
- Compliant Standards : IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.1q, IEEE 802.3ab, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.3x, IEEE 802.3ad (Lacp), IEEE 802.1as, IEEE 802.3az
Expansion / Connectivity
- Interfaces : 2 X 1000base-T – Rj-45
- Compatible Slots : 1 X Pci Express 2.1 X4 – Low-Profile
