Dual-Port PCIe X4 Gigabit Network Card 1000M PCI Express Ethernet Adapter with Intel 82576 Two Ports LAN NIC Card for Support PXE SR-IOV for Windows/Windows Server/Linux/Freebsd/DOS with Low Profile

As mentioned in product description its supported vmware esxi, and linux but in my case its not automatically detecting in my vmware esxi 8.0 version, as i am a student and i buy it for my hone lab, so how can i load the driver in esxi for this card, because i uave no support.

I needed a dual LAN port so I can have internet with a connection to my NAS on the second port. please the CD with the drivers to add the cards yet make sure which ports are going to where and rename them in windows. Windows may install other drivers later, all to do with using template's for secure DNS

Chegou em 5 dias. Testei em windows11 e Windows Server 5 estrelas :) Acabei por instalar com Linux/Freebebeb/Pfsense 2.7 e funcionou muito bem. Aconselho bom preço/qualidade.

My onboard network quit working. Used a x4 slot and it works perfect. Now I have 2 ports which my Synology uses. Easy setup and fast.

I tossed this NIC into an older Dell and built a pfSense (FreeBSD fork) firewall (IDS/IPS, domain blocking). This NIC functions well for this task and it was inexpensive to boot! It's a SFF Dell that found new life as the best firewall my SB client has ever owned. It's cheap, compatible and functions well. Pros: price, functionality, compatibility Cons: non existent for me at this time

Hello, I purchased two of these to use in a machine for routing purposes. Today, the port used for my WAN interface went out, which resulted in my router flapping (getting an ip from my gateway and dropping it). Luckily I have multiple interfaces, and I was able to restore my uptime by changing my WAN interface to a different port. I need to enter a warranty claim but I'm not sure how to do that. Can anyone please help me? Thanks, -Codi