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LENOVO DCG SOURCING LENOVO BROADCOM NETXTREME II DUAL-PORT 10 GIGABIT ETHERNET
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Lenovo Broadcom NetXtreme II Dual-Port 10 GbE Adapter | Enterprise NIC
Lenovo
MPN: 00E2714
$497.71$549.28
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Key Features
- Broadcom NetXtreme II controller family
- 10 Gigabit Ethernet support
- 2-port dual-interface design
- Base-T copper networking
- Lenovo sourced adapter
- Enterprise server NIC class
- Increase server bandwidth with dual 10 GbE Ethernet ports
- Preserve copper infrastructure using Base-T connectivity
Deliver more bandwidth to server workloads with dual 10 GbE Ethernet on a single adapter. The Lenovo Broadcom NetXtreme II Dual-Port 10 Gigabit Ethernet adapter is built for environments where network throughput, port density, and copper-based connectivity matter more than adding another switch tier.
Two 10 GbE ports give administrators room to separate traffic, aggregate links, or dedicate paths for application, storage, and management flows. That flexibility is valuable in virtualization clusters, database servers, and rack systems where network contention can slow critical workloads. Because it uses Base-T Ethernet, it integrates cleanly into copper cabling environments without forcing a media transition.
For procurement teams standardizing on Lenovo server accessories, this adapter offers a clear upgrade path from 1 GbE or single-port cards. Broadcom-based networking hardware is a familiar choice in enterprise infrastructure, and the dual-port design helps justify the investment by reducing bottlenecks where server I/O is already under pressure.
Ideal For
- Upgrade virtualization hosts that need more east-west bandwidth
- Add dual 10 GbE copper links to rack servers
- Separate production and management traffic on one adapter
- Replace 1 GbE adapters in bandwidth-constrained server fleets
Why This Product
- 1Dual 10 GbE ports deliver more headroom than single-port cards
- 2Base-T copper support works with existing RJ-45 infrastructure
- 3Broadcom-based design suits enterprise server fleets
- 4Lenovo sourcing supports standardized procurement



