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IBM 30L6817 16/4 16Mb/s Token Ring PCI Network Adapter II with Wake on LAN
- 16/4 Mbps Token Ring Network Adapter II.
- PCI interface for server and workstation integration.
- Supports Wake on LAN (WoL) feature.
- Enables reliable network connectivity.
- Designed for IBM systems.
- Provides manageability through Wake on LAN.
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Product Overview
This is an IBM 16/4 Mbps Token Ring PCI Network Adapter II with Wake on LAN functionality, designed for various IBM systems. It provides network connectivity and enhanced manageability features.
Technical Information
| Interface | PCI |
| Technology | Token Ring |
| Speed | 16/4 Mbps |
Additional Specifications
| Features | Wake on LAN (WoL) |
| Type | Network Adapter |
Product Description
The IBM 30L6817 is a Network Adapter II that supports Token Ring technology, operating at speeds of 16 Mbps and 4 Mbps. This PCI-based adapter is designed for integration into IBM servers and workstations, providing a reliable means of connecting to Token Ring networks. The inclusion of 'Network Adapter II' suggests it is an improved or second-generation version, potentially offering enhanced performance or features over earlier models. A significant feature of this adapter is its Wake on LAN (WoL) capability. WoL allows the network adapter to receive a 'magic packet' over the network, which can then power on the computer. This feature is valuable for remote management and maintenance, enabling IT administrators to power up systems without physical access, thus improving operational efficiency and reducing energy consumption when systems are idle. This adapter is a key component for maintaining network connectivity in environments that utilize Token Ring infrastructure. Its combination of reliable networking performance and the added manageability of Wake on LAN makes it a practical choice for IBM systems requiring Token Ring connectivity and remote power management capabilities.
