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IBM 48G7172-SHORT Long Micro Channel Ethernet Card with RPL
- Micro Channel Interface
- Ethernet Network Connectivity
- Includes RPL (Remote Program Load) functionality
- Designed for IBM Systems
- Facilitates Network Communication
- Short Form Factor
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Product Overview
The IBM 48G7172-SHORT is a Short Micro Channel Ethernet Card with RPL, designed for network connectivity in compatible IBM systems. This card enables Ethernet communication and supports Remote Program Load functionality.
Technical Information
| Interface | Micro Channel |
| Network Type | Ethernet |
| Features | RPL (Remote Program Load) |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Short |
| Brand | IBM |
| Part Number | 48G7172-SHORT |
Product Description
The IBM 48G7172-SHORT is a network interface card designed for IBM systems that utilize the Micro Channel architecture. This specific model is a 'short' version, indicating its physical dimensions and suitability for shorter expansion slots within the system chassis. It provides essential Ethernet connectivity, allowing the IBM machine to communicate over local area networks. Key to its functionality is the inclusion of RPL (Remote Program Load) support. This feature enables the system to boot or load its operating system and applications over the network, which is particularly useful in managed environments for simplified deployment and maintenance of multiple machines. The card facilitates reliable data transfer necessary for these network operations. This Ethernet card is a critical component for integrating older IBM hardware into modern or legacy network infrastructures. Its design prioritizes stability and compatibility within the IBM ecosystem, ensuring that the connected system can participate effectively in network activities, from file sharing to application access.