Bedienungsanleitung D-LINK DFE-551FX BROCHURE 1

[. . . ] DFE-551FX Optical Fiber Fast Ethernet Adapter FEATURES + Up to 200Mbps Fast Ethernet Fiber Connection + 32-bit PCI Bus Master Operation + Full-Duplex Operation + Wake-on-LAN (WOL) Power Management Support + IEEE 802. 3x Full-Duplex Flow Control + IEEE 802. 1Q VLAN Support + IEEE 802. 1p Priority Tagging + Supports Windows 2003, 2000, XP, Vista x86/64, NetWare, Linux, Mac OS + Optional Boot ROM for Remote Program Load From Servers The DFE-551FX Optical Fiber Fast Ethernet Adapter connects your desktop PC to a reliable fiber network. [. . . ] Capable of running at 200Mbps fullduplex, this card serves well in a high electro-magnetic interference environment, providing a cable distance of up to 2 km to the switch. VLAN to Improve Performance and Security The card supports IEEE 802. 1Q multiple Virtual LAN, allowing you to segment the network to smaller domains to improve performance and security. Dissemination of broadcast and unnecessary computer-to-computer packets can be restricted to reduce extraneous traffic. The card provides a VLAN table for the following functions: filtering packets by recognizing VLAN Tags, stripping VLAN Tags on receive, and inserting VLAN Tags on transmit. Wake-On-LAN Power Management The card supports Advanced Configuration Power Interface (ACPI) Wake-On-LAN (WOL), allows your computer to be powered ON/OFF from a remote place. Providing a great utility for power management of the PC, this function allows the administrator to send a wake-up signal to the computer to initiate action at irregular times and from distant locations. IEEE 802. 1p Priority Queues Support With packet prioritization capability, the card allows traffic to be queued as critical and non-critical, permitting your computer to run voice over IP, video-conference and multimedia applications where packets are delivered at best-effort speeds. High Performance RPL and PXE Remote Boot Optionst With 32-bit bus master operation, the card guarantees the highest performance. Bus master transfers data directly between the card and the host at multi-megabits per second, bypass the host CPU to alleviate its workload. 2 remote boot options are available for selection. Administrators can choose to set up a security scheme for diskless workstations to boot from servers using the traditional Remote Program Load (RPL) or Intel's Preboot Execution Environment (PXE). [. . . ] All other trademarks belong to their proprietors. Release 03 (Dec. [. . . ]