23    PowerEdge C6220 Technical Guide     
6 Networking and I/O 
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Embedded NIC/LAN on motherboard (LOM) 
The PowerEdge 6220 has a single Intel i350 dual-port GbE controller installed on the system board 
as an independent Ethernet interface device. From a board perspective, the LOM refers to this 
controller. Other features include: 
  x4 PCIe 2.0 capable interface 
  Power 1W (max) with DMA Coalescing, Smart Power Down (SPD) and Active State Power 
Management (ASPM) 
  I/O virtualization 
  Eight transmit and receive queue pairs per port 
  Flexible port partitioning 
  SR-IOV support 
  Stateless offloads 
  TCP/UDP IPv4 checksum offloads 
  IPv6 support for IP/TCP and IP/UDP receive checksum offload 
  Tx TCP segmentation offload 
  Jumbo frame support up to 9.5KB 
  Low latency interrupts 
  Remote boot 
  PXE 2.1 remote boot 
  iSCSI boot 
  Wake-up support 
  Wake-on-LAN (WOL)  
  ACPI specification v2.0c 
  Magic Packet wake-up enable with unique MAC address 
  IPv4 and IPv6 support 
  Supports teaming 
I/O slots   
The PowerEdge C6220 supports up to two PCIe expansion options: 
  One PCIe riser with a single x16 PCIe 2.0 slot (1U sled) 
—  Support for half-height/half-length (6.6-inch maximum length) PCIe cards 
  One PCIe Riser set with a dual x16 PCIe 2.0 slot (2U sled) 
—  Support for full-height/full-length PCIe cards  
  One x8 PCIe 3.0 mezzanine network daughter card slot for RAID, networking or fabric options 
—  x8 mezzanine is not available in single processor configurations. Both CPU sockets must be 
populated to access the mezzanine.