ipolex Intel I350-T4 Network Card, 4 Port NIC, Low Profile, Gigabit Ethernet Network Adapter Card with Intel I350-AM4 Controller, fit Windows/XP/Linux/VMware ESX/ESXi*, Quad RJ45 Ports, PCI-E 2.1 X4

Yes. Item is great as usual. Prompt delivery. Cheers

Ir Works perfectly on Linux servers.

Me sirvió muchísimo el utilizar para un servidor en mi trabajo y ha sido una salvación

Great product working Great. The smaller metal bracket didn't fit SFF pc

I bought this card as it is compatible with VMWare ESXi 7. I installed the card and was able to install ESXi without a hitch. Everything is stable and works well. I am not running anything mission critical just a home lab for learning purposes. I am not sure whether or not this card will work with ESXi 8 as I haven't tested. I am glad this card was inexpensive and works with what I need. I would buy it again.

I installed the card into a PCIe 1x slot next to my video card - big mistake. The T600 video card must have not left any bandwidth or address space on the bus, so the entire PC bricked, no sign of life and no response to the power button. I thought I finally overloaded the 300W power supply, but thankfully I checked the PS out of the PC, and it worked. Taking all the expansion cards out, removing the BIOS battery and resetting the BIOS fixed the contention, and I was able to boot the PC and add cards back in one at a time. Once on its own, non-shared PCIe slot the card performed flawlessly. I haven't tested it to full bandwidth limit but it is maintaining 60 Mbps 24/7 on one port, while the other is used for LAN activities and shows no sign of being slow. Windows 10 didn't need any additional drivers. So far is has been solid, so I recommend it.

Just what I needed to turn a desktop computer into a stand alone Security Onion system.

I recently switched to 2 gig fiber internet but my motherboard only has a 1 gig built in. Bought this with the hopes of setting up a lan aggregation. Unfortunately Microsoft removed this ability with a windows update a couple years back. So this didn't do what I need it to, but that's not the units fault. Seems to be a quality built unit and windows recognized it right away.