2-PORT 25 GBE (50GB TOTAL BANDWIDTH) SFP28 CARD Desktop-Appliance dictionary and brute force attacks Lizenzen:Dongle License - Requires Shipping

Name: 2-PORT 25 GBE (50GB TOTAL BANDWIDTH) SFP28 CARD Desktop-Appliance dictionary and brute force attacks Lizenzen:Dongle License - Requires Shipping
Brand: pear.co.id
SKU: 98413806229
Price: 212.50 USD
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2 PORT 25 GBE (50GB TOTAL BANDWIDTH) SFP28 CARD Desktop Appliance dictionary and brute force attacks Lizenzen:Dongle License Requires Shipping dictionary and brute force attacks Computationally intensive processes can be significantly shortened through GPU acceleration Based on the Intel E810 XXVAM2 Ethernet controller the card features a fully integrated 25 Gigabit Ethernet Media Access Control (MAC) and SFI interface

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