The most fearful thing about computer room renovation is waiting for a card. EB-LINK has completed the expansion of its optical fiber network card series stock this month. Common specifications of 10G, 25G, 40G and 100G are all in stock. Four generations of mass-produced models from 82599, X550, XXV710 to E810 are now on the shelves. Project inquiries can be responded to quickly.

Which models have been replenished this time?

The access levels are mainly 10G and 25G: 10G hasPCI-EX4 10 Gigabit single electrical port network card (Intel X550 chip)For electrical port models, the optical port 10G 82599 series is replenished simultaneously; for 25G dual optical ports, two platforms are available, XXV710 and E810; high-speed gears have been addedPCI-EX16 100G dual optical port fiber optic network card (Intel Intel E810 chip), as well as the 40G single-port and dual-port XL710 generation, taking into account the two needs of existing 40G link expansion and new 100G uplinks, the half-height baffle is a common form for rack servers.

What else do you have in stock?

The optical modules, DAC/AOC cables and LC jumpers that are matched with the network card are synchronously relabeled and stored in partitions according to the port rate. When placing an order, they can be packaged into a single configuration sheet and sent out at once, reducing construction schedule misalignment caused by batch arrival. Each module is tested one by one before shipment, and the coding model is programmed in advance according to switch brands such as Cisco, Huawei, and H3C.

Impact on project scheduling

Regular specification projects can generally be completed within the same week from confirmation of configuration to delivery; special requirements such as unconventional baffle lengths and customized line sequences are still recommended to be communicated one week in advance. The stocking list will be updated on a quarterly basis. You can call 0755-83179002 on working days to check the real-time inventory of specific models, or you can request the latest spot list by email.