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Ports x link, speed, Supported, SR-IOV, ISCSI HBA, Switch, independent, partitioning, DCB with,

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Table 13 lists the available Select Network Adapter options and their supported features for the M620. Features Ports x link speed Supported speed Broadcom 57810S-k 2x10Gb Intel X520-k 2x10Gb QLogic QMD8262-k 2x10Gb 1Gb and 10Gb 1Gb and 10Gb 10Gb only SR-IOV Not supported Supported Not supported ISCSI HBA Supported1 Not supported Supported FCoE Supported2 Supported2 Supported Switch independent partitioning DCB Supported3 Supported4 Not supported Supported Supported4 Supported DCB with iSCSI TLV Supported5 Supported5 Supported 1Only 10Gb ports have iSCSI HBA support. 2Only 10Gb ports have FCoE support. 3Only 10Gb ports have switch independent partitioning support. The maximum number of partitions supported is eight (four partitions per 10GE port). 4Only 10Gb ports have DCB support. 5Only 10Gb ports have ISCSI TLV support. With M620, the job of deploying, updating, monitoring, and maintaining the Select Network Adapters is fast and easy. System management integration features include the following:  Pre-boot: Use the Dell Lifecycle Controller graphical user interface (GUI) to set configuration such as bandwidth allocation or firmware revision level.  Post-boot: Agent-free out-of-band or high-speed in-band connection over LOM through the Operating System/BMC pass-through feature for sensory information.  Automation of firmware and driver version deployment upon component replacement.  Automatic monitoring of NIC status and notification on SNMP traps.  Local or remote re-configuration of any NIC, physical or virtual.  PXE boot enabled on all LOM and NDCs for ease of use.  Boot from SAN (iSCSI, FCoE) configuration for networking devices through the Lifecycle Controller GUI.

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Table 13 lists the available Select Network Adapter options and their supported features for the
M620.
Features
Broadcom
57810S-k
Intel X520-k
QLogic
QMD8262-k
Ports x link
speed
2x10Gb
2x10Gb
2x10Gb
Supported
speed
1Gb and 10Gb
1Gb and 10Gb
10Gb only
SR-IOV
Not supported
Supported
Not supported
ISCSI HBA
Supported
1
Not supported
Supported
FCoE
Supported
2
Supported
2
Supported
Switch
independent
partitioning
Supported
3
Not supported
Supported
DCB
Supported
4
Supported
4
Supported
DCB with
iSCSI TLV
Supported
5
Supported
5
Supported
1
Only 10Gb ports have iSCSI HBA support.
2
Only 10Gb ports have FCoE support.
3
Only 10Gb ports have switch independent partitioning support. The maximum number of partitions
supported is eight (four partitions per 10GE port).
4
Only 10Gb ports have DCB support.
5
Only 10Gb ports have ISCSI TLV support.
With M620, the job of deploying, updating, monitoring, and maintaining the Select Network
Adapters is fast and easy. System management integration features include the following:
Pre-boot: Use the Dell Lifecycle Controller graphical user interface (GUI) to set configuration
such as bandwidth allocation or firmware revision level.
Post-boot: Agent-free out-of-band or high-speed in-band connection over LOM through the
Operating System/BMC pass-through feature for sensory information.
Automation of firmware and driver version deployment upon component replacement.
Automatic monitoring of NIC status and notification on SNMP traps.
Local or remote re-configuration of any NIC, physical or virtual.
PXE boot enabled on all LOM and NDCs for ease of use.
Boot from SAN (iSCSI, FCoE) configuration for networking devices through the Lifecycle
Controller GUI.