The Dell VHNMC is a PCI Express 2.0 x8 Ethernet adapter offering 10 Gbit/s data transfer rates in a low-profile, plug-in card format. It provides high-speed network connectivity for Dell systems requiring enhanced network performance, and we offer this genuine Dell component as part of our comprehensive computer components inventory.
Yes, the Dell VHNMC accessory supports multiple operating systems including Windows 7 Ultimate and Linux Ubuntu 11.10. This broad OS compatibility makes it suitable for diverse IT environments, and we can help you verify compatibility with your specific system configuration—contact us today for detailed technical guidance.
The Dell VHNMC features a low-profile plug-in card design that fits standard PCI Express 2.0 x8 slots, making it ideal for space-constrained server and workstation environments. Its compact form factor allows for flexible installation in Dell systems without requiring significant chassis modifications.
The Dell VHNMC delivers 10 Gbit/s data transfer rates, providing enterprise-grade network performance for high-bandwidth applications including data center operations, large file transfers, and virtualized environments. This speed makes it suitable for warehouse management systems and logistics operations requiring rapid data synchronization.
While the VHNMC is primarily designed as a standard PCI Express network adapter for stationary systems, Dell offers various ruggedized mobile platforms with integrated networking capabilities. For mobile or field-based warehouse operations, visit barcodesinc.com or contact us today to explore Dell's mobile computing solutions with built-in network connectivity.
The Dell VHNMC works seamlessly with Dell systems equipped with Intel vPro Technology and ControlVault security features, enabling advanced remote management and secure network communications. This integration is particularly valuable for IT procurement teams managing large warehouse and logistics deployments requiring centralized device management and security compliance.
