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Dell 1G42J Type B 16GB Fibre Channel Storage Controller Sc4020
- Manufacturer: Dell
- Part Number: 1G42J
- Interface: Fibre Channel
- Speed: 16Gb/s
- Type: Type B Controller
- Compatibility: Dell SC4020 Storage System
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Product Overview
The Dell 1G42J is a Type B 16GB Fibre Channel Storage Controller designed for the SC4020 storage system. It provides high-speed connectivity for servers accessing the storage array.
Technical Information
| Part Number | 1G42J |
| Brand | Dell |
| Interface | Fibre Channel |
Additional Specifications
| Speed | 16Gb/s |
| Type | Controller (Type B) |
| System Compatibility | Dell SC4020 |
Product Description
The Dell 1G42J is a critical component for the Dell SC4020 storage system, functioning as a Type B Fibre Channel controller. This module is engineered to deliver high-speed data transfer capabilities, operating at 16Gb/s, which is essential for demanding enterprise storage environments. It serves as the primary interface between the SC4020 storage array and the connected servers, enabling efficient access to stored data. This controller is designed to facilitate robust and reliable connectivity within a Storage Area Network (SAN). The Fibre Channel protocol ensures high bandwidth, low latency, and data integrity, making it ideal for mission-critical applications, virtualization, and large databases. The 'Type B' designation indicates a specific configuration or slot type within the SC4020 chassis, ensuring proper physical and electrical compatibility. By utilizing the 1G42J controller, organizations can achieve optimal performance from their SC4020 storage solution. It supports high-density storage configurations and enables seamless integration into existing SAN infrastructures. This component is key to ensuring that servers can access data quickly and efficiently, supporting the performance needs of modern data centers.
