Chipset Manufacturer:
Intel
Chipset Model:
i350
Dell 540-BDIJ Network Adapters
Part Number:
540-BDIJ
Model:
Parts
Technical Information
Interfaces/Ports
Host Interface:
PCI Express
Total Number of Ports:
4
Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports:
4
Media & Performance
Media Type Supported:
Twisted Pair
Maximum Data Transfer Rate:
1 Gbit/s
Network & Communication
Network Technology:
1000Base-T
Physical Characteristics
Form Factor:
Plug-in Card
Bracket Height:
Full Height
Miscellaneous
Application/Usage:
Network
Device Supported:
Server
Item Numbers
GTIN:
0884116484325, 5397184963562
UPC:
884116484325
EAN:
0884116484325, 5397184963562
UNSPSC:
43201404
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Dell 540-BDIJ network adapter and what are its key specifications?
The Dell 540-BDIJ is a PCIe-based quad-port Gigabit Ethernet network adapter featuring Intel I350 chipset technology. This adapter provides four independent Gigabit Ethernet ports, making it ideal for servers and workstations requiring multiple network connections for load balancing, failover, or network segmentation. We offer this genuine Dell component as part of our comprehensive networking solutions.
Is the Dell 540-BDIJ compatible with my Dell server or workstation?
The Dell 540-BDIJ is designed for Dell PowerEdge servers and compatible Dell systems with available PCIe slots. Compatibility depends on your specific Dell model and available expansion slots. Contact us today with your system details, and our team can confirm compatibility and help you select the right network adapter for your infrastructure.
What are the connectivity options provided by the Dell 540-BDIJ?
The Dell 540-BDIJ provides four independent RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet ports, each capable of 1Gbps throughput. This quad-port configuration allows for network redundancy, load balancing across multiple network segments, or dedicated connections for different traffic types. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore our full range of network adapters and connectivity solutions.
Can I use the Dell 540-BDIJ for network redundancy and failover?
Yes, the four independent Gigabit Ethernet ports on the Dell 540-BDIJ support network redundancy and failover configurations through NIC teaming and bonding. This makes it suitable for mission-critical environments where network uptime is essential. Our team can help you configure the adapter for your specific redundancy requirements—contact us today for technical guidance.
What is the difference between the Dell 540-BDIJ and single-port network adapters?
The Dell 540-BDIJ quad-port design provides four simultaneous Gigabit connections compared to single-port adapters, enabling advanced networking configurations like load balancing, network segmentation, and redundancy. This makes it more suitable for high-availability server environments and data center deployments. Available from us as a genuine Dell component for enterprise deployments.
Is the Dell 540-BDIJ suitable for virtualized environments?
Yes, the Dell 540-BDIJ with Intel I350 chipset is well-suited for virtualized environments, supporting multiple virtual machine network connections and advanced features like SR-IOV (Single Root I/O Virtualization). The quad-port configuration allows efficient network traffic distribution across virtual machines. Contact us today to discuss network adapter solutions optimized for your virtualization platform.
