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Design Center
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PCIe Bus Specifications
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- PCIe Base 2.0 compliant, 1.1 compatible
- 2.5 GT/sec or 5.0 GT/sec link rate x8
(40 Gb/sec or 80 Gb/sec bidirectional
bandwidth)
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Form Factor
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Form Factor Specifications
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- Bracket dimensions are PCI CEM-compliant: 2.5 in. x 6.6 in.
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Software
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Software Specifications
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Operating Systems:
- Solaris 10 OS SPARC Update 7 and higher
- Solaris 10 OS x86 Update 7 and higher
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4.7 or higher
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.2 or higher
- SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SP1 or higher
- Microsoft Windows Server 2003/2008
- Open Fabrics Enterprise Distribution (OFED)
- Open Fabrics Windows Distribution (WinOF)
- VMware 3.5 Update 2 or higher
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Supported Platforms
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Servers
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- Sun Fire X4170 Server
- Sun Fire X4270 Server
- Sun Fire X4275 Server
- Sun Blade X6270 Server Module
- Sun Blade X6275 Server Module
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Compatibility
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InfiniBand Specifications
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- IBTA v1.2-compatible design
10 Gb/sec, 20 Gb/sec, or 40 Gb/sec
per port
- Nine virtual lanes: eight data plus
one management
- MTU: 4,096 bytes
- Interoperates with IB switches
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Network Protocol Support
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- MPI
- IPoIB, SDP, RDS
- SRP, NFS RDMA
- uDAPL
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Connections
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Connection Specifications
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- The low-profile PCIe adapter and PCIe EM
adapter support two 4x IB ports for connecting
IB traffic (QSFP connectors); each 4x port
supports 10 Gb/sec traffic on SDR, 20 Gb/sec
traffic on DDR, and 40 Gb/sec on QDR.
- The FEM supports two 4x IB connections to
the blade chassis midplane; each 4x connection
supports 10 Gb/sec traffic on SDR and
20 Gb/sec traffic on DDR.
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Environmental
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Power
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Voltage: 12 V, 3.3 V
Maximum power:
- QDR low-profile PCIe adapter:
13.0 W with passive copper cable,
18.0 W with optical active cable
- QDR PCIe EM adapter:
13.3 W with passive copper cable,
18.3 W with optical active cable
- DDR FEM: 12.5 W
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Temperature
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0 degrees C to 55 degrees C
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Regulations
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Regulatory Compliance
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Sun PCI IB HCAs are components of the Sun server module in which they are installed. See the agency certifications of the applicable server module to determine the relevant agency approvals for the server module and HCA combination.
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