text: (cid:2) The maximum throughput is restricted based on the use of 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps Ethernet 
  
  ports. It varies based on distance (for example, round-trip latency) and quality of 
  communication link (for example, packet loss): 
  
  – One 1 Gbps port can transfer up to 110 MBps unidirectional, 190 MBps bidirectional 
  – Two 1 Gbps ports can transfer up to 220 MBps unidirectional, 325 MBps bidirectional 
  – One 10 Gbps port can transfer up to 240 MBps unidirectional, 350 MBps bidirectional 
  – Two 10 Gbps port can transfer up to 440 MBps unidirectional, 600 MBps bidirectional 
  
  The minimum supported link bandwidth is 10 Mbps. However, this requirement scales up 
  with the amount of host I/O that you choose to do. Figure 11-97shows the scaling of host 
  I/O. 