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Supported Hardware

Omnipliance

Three on-board Ethernet Network Interface Cards (NICs) are available on the Omnipliance as well as the following supported capture devices:

OmniAdapters

OmniAdapter is a PCI-E card that supports up to 2 full-duplex or 4 half-duplex connections. Taking advantage of a PCI-E bus, the OmniAdapter provides high-performance connectivity for monitoring and troubleshooting Gigabit networks. OmniAdapters can be configured during manufacturing to support multiple configurations of SX, LX, ZX, TX or copper (Ethernet). It’s available with 4 ports SFP cages, 4 ports of RJ45 Ethernet, or 2 RJ45 Ethernet and 2 SFP cages.

Visit our OmniAdapters page for more information.

OmniAdapters 10G

WildPackets’ OmniAdapter 10G is a high performance one-port adapter that has been optimized for monitoring and inspecting traffic on 10 Gigabit Ethernet network. OmniAdapter 10G is available in PCI-X or PCI-E with 1x850nm MFF XFP or; 1x1310nm SMF XFP optical transceivers with LC connectors.

Visit our OmniAdapters 10G page for more information.

Other Gigabit and 10G Capture and Analysis Cards

Intel® PRO/1000 Cards

WildPackets also offers Intel Pro/1000 adapter cards to capture Gigabit traffic. The Intel Pro/1000 cards are an excellent, cost-effective solution for those who want to connect to SPAN or mirror ports.

Intel® PRO/10GbE Cards

WildPackets also offers Intel Pro/10GbE adapter cards to capture 10 Gigabit traffic. The Intel Pro/10GbE cards are an excellent, cost-effective solution for those who want to connect to SPAN or mirror ports.

To purchase or to get information about pricing, please contact sales@wildpackets.com

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