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Dell QLogic QLE2562 Dual Port 8GB Fibre Channel SFP HBA Low ProfileItem Attributes Brand Dell Manufacturer QLogic NIC 01 Type Host Bus Adapter NIC 02 Form Factor PCIE Low Profile NIC 03 Type of Port 1 SFP NIC 04 QTY Ports 1 2 NIC 05 Speed Ports 1 8 NIC 06 Type of Port 2 NIC 07 QTY Ports 2 NIC 08 Speed Ports 2 NIC 09 Generation Visibility Visible Individually Dell Part Numbers RW9KF; VX60F; QLE2562HH; PX2810403 25 NetSuite Name NIC QL QLE2562 HH DUAL E 8G FC Avalara Tax Code PC070000 Item Message Label Item Message
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