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Dell VFX1G 4GB iSCSI Storage Controller
- Type: iSCSI Storage Controller
- Capacity: 4GB
- Interface: Ethernet (for iSCSI)
- Enables network storage access
- High-speed data transfer
- Designed for Dell storage solutions
- Part Number: VFX1G
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Product Overview
The Dell VFX1G is a 4GB iSCSI Storage Controller designed to enhance network-attached storage capabilities. It facilitates high-speed iSCSI connectivity, allowing servers to access storage over standard Ethernet networks as if it were locally attached.
Technical Information
| Product Type | iSCSI Storage Controller |
| Capacity | 4GB |
| Protocol | iSCSI |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Part Number | VFX1G |
Product Description
The Dell VFX1G, identified by its SKU, is a dedicated iSCSI storage controller with a 4GB capacity. This component is engineered to streamline and accelerate the process of accessing storage resources over an IP network. iSCSI (Internet Small Computer System Interface) allows block-level storage access over standard Ethernet, presenting remote storage as if it were locally attached to the server. This controller is designed to offload iSCSI processing from the host server's CPU, thereby improving overall system performance and efficiency. The 4GB capacity likely refers to buffer memory or cache, which is crucial for optimizing data throughput and handling bursts of I/O operations. It enables high-speed data transfers, making it suitable for demanding applications like virtualization, databases, and high-performance computing. As a Dell component, the VFX1G is intended for integration with Dell storage arrays and servers, ensuring compatibility and optimal performance within the Dell ecosystem. It represents a key element for building scalable and efficient network storage solutions.
