Greetings Jeff and others, I am wondering as I do embedded work as well what FCOE card to buy for NFS hosting for embedded boards and the like. FCOE may be overkill but I am wondering if this is needed or would a 10 gigabit card be enough.I will list my requirements below: Must have a least 2 ports on the card Must be able to support large packets Must be able to work well with NFS hosting Must be able to handle large amounts of packets and time sensitivity due to using NFS and file system demands i.e. Loading a OS image onto the board over a network Is able to support FCOE if later required This card may also be used to host clusters on my own machine for databases and the like. Cheers Nick
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