Network adapter Dell CRD NTWK 10G SFP DP FVL INTEL, dual-port 10Gb SFP

Dell CRD NTWK 10G SFP DP FVL INTEL is a dual-port 10Gb network adapter designed for server and storage environments. Built with Intel networking components and two SFP ports, the card provides high-speed fiber connectivity for data center applications, virtualization platforms and backup systems. It delivers low-latency links and integrates with compatible Dell systems to expand network capacity and improve throughput.

Advantages

The adapter offers two independent 10Gb SFP ports enabling flexible uplink or aggregation configurations. Intel-based networking components contribute to stable performance, efficient CPU offload and consistent throughput under heavy loads. The compact design fits standard server expansion slots, allowing straightforward integration into existing infrastructure. Support for fiber transceivers ensures long-reach connections and reduced electromagnetic interference compared to copper alternatives.

Suitable for

• High-performance server networking in data centers
• Virtualization hosts requiring low-latency links
• Storage networks and backup traffic consolidation
• Network aggregation and uplink redundancy

Key specifications

• Interface: dual 10 Gigabit SFP ports for fiber connectivity
• Networking chipset: Intel-based components for offload and stability
• Form factor: PCIe expansion card compatible with standard servers
• Performance: 10 Gbps per port with low-latency packet handling
• Connectivity: supports SFP fiber transceivers for short- and long-reach links

How to use

Install the adapter into an available PCIe expansion slot of a compatible Dell server following the server manufacturer’s instructions. Insert appropriate SFP transceivers into the SFP ports and connect to your fiber network. Configure the adapter in the server operating system or hypervisor by installing necessary drivers and setting IP addressing, teaming or VLANs as required. Monitor link status and performance through standard management tools and adjust network settings for optimal throughput.

Usage recommendations

Use certified SFP transceivers that match your desired reach and fiber type, and keep drivers and firmware up to date to maintain compatibility and performance when deployed in multi-node or virtualized environments.