Adapter Specs Type: Mezzanine Ports: 2 Internal Plug Type: N/A Max Data Rate: 10Gb Protocols: Ethernet PCI Express 2.0 (Gen 2) x8 Industry-leading throughput and latency performance Supports HPE ProLiant Gen8 BL-c servers Type A mezzanine adapter Dual 10 Gb ports provide up to 40 Gb bi-directional per adapter Hardware and software acceleration and intelligent offloads for stateless TCP/IP Jumbo frames support Supports receive-side scaling (RSS) for efficient distribution of network receive processing across multiple CPUs in multiprocessor systems. Supports the Preboot eXecution Environment (PXE) Supports Wake-on-LAN (at 1Gb) Part Number: 665246-B21 669282-001 The HPE Ethernet 10Gb 2-port 560M adapter features the latest generation 10GbE Intel ® 82599 controller. The HPE 560M is a low cost, low-power dual port PCIe v.2.0 x8 lane mezzanine adapter designed for HPE ProLiant BL-c servers. The HPE 560M addresses the demanding needs of the next-generation cloud and data center by providing unmatched features for virtualization, scalability to keep up with the HPE ProLiant server platform, with proven and reliable performance Hewlett Packard Enterprise customers have come to expect. The HPE 560M supports enterprise class features such as VLAN tagging, adaptive interrupt coalescing, MSI-X, NIC teaming (bonding), Receive Side Scaling (RSS), jumbo frames, IEEE 1588, PXE boot and virtualization features such as VMware NetQueue, Microsoft VMQ, Intel VMDq and Intel VT-c. The HPE 560M is SR-IOV ready. NOTE: The HPE 560M on each server blade connects to a 10 Gb interconnect in bays 3-8 (HPE BladeSystem c7000 Enclosure) or bays 2-4 (HPE BladeSystem c3000 Enclosure). 665246-B21 NOTE: This adapter requires a minimum of 2 GB of server memory. Throughput-Theoretical Bandwidth This adapter delivers 20 Gb/s bi-directional Ethernet transfer rate per port (40 Gb/s per adapter), providing the network performance needed to improve response times and alleviate bottlenecks. TCP/UDP/IP For overall improved system response, this adapter supports standard TCP/IP offloading techniques including: TCP/IP, UDP checksum offload (TCO) moves the TCP and IP checksum offloading from the CPU to the network adapter. Large send offload (LSO) or TCP segmentation offload (TSO) allows the TCP segmentation to be handled by the adapter rather than the CPU.
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