Network Interface Card Dealers

Perle Terminal Servers (also known as Serial Servers) easily connect any device with serial ports over Ethernet for access to network server applications. And, with innovative TrueSerial® technology, a Perle Terminal Server is the only product to guarantee authentic serial communications. These advanced serial to Ethernet solutions are your best choice for networking async devices such as Cisco console ports, POS terminals, servers, modems, card readers and a wide range of industrial equipment to TCPIP Ethernet.

High power 4920-5920MHz 802.11an dual chain wireless card in miniPCI-e format. Ideally suited for the new RB912 series, RB800 or our new miniPCIe adapter card - RB14e. The card features built-in LED indicators for wireless mode, connection status (connected, searching, disabled), TX and RX activity and wireless signal strength - just looking at the card will help with installation and alignment.

Three miniPCI slots and three Ethernet ports give you enough connectivity options to use the RB433AH as the central part of your network. In addition to our regular model RB433, the RB433AH version adds more RAM and our popular high-speed Atheros 680MHz CPU making this the perfect universal choice for serious networks. A microSD card gives you the ability to add more storage for Webproxy cache, logs, or Metarouter virtual machines.

Usb lan card, Switch 10Mbps or 100Mbps network automatically, Halffull Duplex 10100Mbps operation Compatible with IEEE 802.3, 802.3ab, 802.3u, 802.3x, 802.1q, VLAN, Compliant to USB interface Version 1.01.12.0, Automatic crossover detection and correction supported.

A pci network card is a type of computer hardware that can be installed within a computer’s case, directly onto the motherboard of the computer. This type of card is installed into a peripheral component interconnect (pci) slot on a computer’s motherboard. The network card will then allow the computer to connect directly to some type of network, either a wired network through an ethernet or similar cable or a wireless network, depending on the card. A pci network card is often used for desktop computers, rather than laptops, since internal installations are easier on a desktop. Installing a pci network card into a desktop computer is a fairly simple process and allows the computer to reliably connect to a network afterward. Many modern motherboards include a port for wired network connectivity, usually through an ethernet cable, though some do not have such ports. In this type of instance, or where connectivity to a wireless network is preferable, then a pci network card may need to be installed inside the computer.