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Dell 6248U 1-Port 100Mb/s RJ-45 Fast Ethernet 100Base-TX Network Card
- 1 x 100Mb/s RJ-45 port
- Fast Ethernet (100Base-TX) standard
- Provides basic network connectivity
- Standard RJ-45 connector
- Suitable for legacy systems or basic network needs
- Low power consumption
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Product Overview
The Dell 6248U is a single-port 100Mb/s RJ-45 Fast Ethernet network interface card. It provides basic network connectivity for systems requiring a standard Ethernet connection.
Technical Information
| Ports | 1 x RJ-45 |
| Speed | 100Mb/s |
Additional Specifications
| Ethernet Standard | 100Base-TX |
| Interface | PCI/PCI-X (assumed based on typical usage) |
Product Description
The Dell 6248U is a Fast Ethernet network interface card (NIC) designed to provide reliable 100 megabit per second network connectivity. Featuring a single RJ-45 port, it adheres to the 100Base-TX standard, making it compatible with a wide array of networking equipment and infrastructure. This card is typically used in servers or workstations that require a standard, no-frills Ethernet connection for basic network access or management purposes. While 100Mb/s is considered a legacy speed in modern networking, the 6248U remains relevant for specific applications such as older systems, dedicated management networks, or environments where high bandwidth is not a requirement. Its simplicity and compatibility make it a straightforward solution for adding or replacing network connectivity on systems that may not support higher speeds or require a specific interface type. The card utilizes a standard interface (likely PCI or PCI-X, depending on the era of the system it's intended for) for connection to the motherboard. Its primary function is to enable communication over an Ethernet network, facilitating tasks like internet access, file sharing, or remote administration. The low speed also translates to low power consumption, which can be a consideration in some deployments.
