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23R0536 - IBM DS4800 Fibre Channel 4Gb/s Storage Array
- Product Type: Storage Array
- Brand: IBM
- Model: DS4800
- Interface: Fibre Channel
- Speed: 4Gb/s
- Designed for enterprise data storage
- Offers high availability and scalability
- Supports various drive configurations
- Provides robust data protection features
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Product Overview
The 23R0536 - IBM DS4800 is a Fibre Channel Storage Array. It operates at 4Gb/s, providing high-performance, scalable storage solutions for enterprise environments.
Technical Information
| Brand | IBM |
| Model | DS4800 |
| Type | Fibre Channel Storage Array |
Additional Specifications
| Interface Speed | 4Gb/s |
| Part Number | 23R0536 |
Product Description
The IBM DS4800, identified by part number 23R0536, is a high-performance Fibre Channel storage array designed to meet the demanding needs of enterprise data centers. This system provides a scalable and reliable platform for consolidating and managing large volumes of data, offering robust capabilities for business-critical applications. Operating at 4Gb/s Fibre Channel speeds, the DS4800 ensures rapid data access and transfer rates, minimizing latency and maximizing application performance. Its architecture is built for high availability, incorporating redundant components and advanced data protection features to safeguard against data loss and ensure continuous operation. The array supports various drive configurations, allowing organizations to tailor storage capacity and performance to their specific requirements. This storage array is an integral part of a Storage Area Network (SAN), enabling efficient data sharing and management across multiple servers. The IBM DS4800 is engineered for scalability, allowing businesses to expand their storage capacity as their data needs grow, making it a long-term investment for evolving IT infrastructures.
