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HP 113499-B21 2-Port 100Mb/s RJ45 PCI-X Fast Ethernet Network Card
- 2-Port Fast Ethernet (100Mb/s) connectivity
- RJ45 Ethernet connectors
- PCI-X interface for compatibility with older servers
- Provides network connectivity for server systems
- Suitable for legacy server environments
- Reliable HP networking hardware
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Product Overview
The HP 113499-B21 is a 2-Port 100Mb/s Fast Ethernet Network Interface Card (NIC). It utilizes a PCI-X interface and is designed for older server architectures.
Technical Information
| Number of Ports | 2 |
| Speed | 100Mb/s (Fast Ethernet) |
| Connector Type | RJ45 |
Additional Specifications
| Bus Type | PCI-X |
| Manufacturer | HP |
Product Description
The HP 113499-B21 is a dual-port Fast Ethernet network interface card (NIC) designed to provide network connectivity for server systems. Each of the two ports operates at a speed of 100 Megabits per second (Mb/s), offering standard Fast Ethernet performance. The card utilizes RJ45 connectors, which are the common interface for Ethernet cables, ensuring broad compatibility with network infrastructure. This NIC is built with a PCI-X (Peripheral Component Interconnect Extended) interface. PCI-X is an older, but high-performance, bus standard that was prevalent in servers before the widespread adoption of PCI Express (PCIe). This makes the 113499-B21 suitable for installation in servers equipped with PCI-X slots, often found in legacy or specialized enterprise environments. As a product from HP, a reputable manufacturer of server hardware, this network card is designed for reliability and performance within its intended specifications. It serves as a straightforward solution for adding or expanding network connectivity in compatible server architectures, particularly for tasks that do not require the higher bandwidth of Gigabit Ethernet or faster interfaces.