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IBM 34L5001 16/4 Token Ring REDUNDANT NIC PCI Management
- 16/4 Mbps Token Ring speed
- PCI interface
- Token Ring technology
- Supports redundant NIC configuration
- Includes PCI management features
- Designed for IBM systems
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Product Overview
The IBM 34L5001 is a 16/4 Token Ring network adapter card with PCI management capabilities. It is designed for legacy IBM environments requiring Token Ring connectivity.
Technical Information
| Interface | PCI |
| Network Technology | Token Ring |
| Data Rate | 16/4 Mbps |
Additional Specifications
| Features | PCI Management, Redundant NIC Support |
| Connector | RJ-45 (likely for UTP) |
Product Description
The IBM 34L5001 is a network interface card (NIC) specifically designed for environments that utilize Token Ring networking technology. It operates at selectable speeds of 16 Mbps or 4 Mbps, catering to the requirements of legacy IBM networks where Token Ring was a prevalent standard. The card utilizes the PCI bus interface, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of IBM servers and workstations from the era when PCI was the standard expansion slot. This adapter is notable for its support of redundant NIC configurations, which enhances network availability and fault tolerance by allowing for a backup network connection. Furthermore, it incorporates PCI management features, which can aid in system administration and monitoring within an IBM hardware ecosystem. The presence of these management capabilities suggests it was intended for enterprise-level deployments where robust control and diagnostics were essential. While Token Ring technology has largely been superseded by Ethernet, the IBM 34L5001 remains a relevant component for maintaining or upgrading existing IBM Token Ring networks. Its specific design for IBM systems and its advanced features for its time make it a specialized piece of hardware for niche legacy applications.