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Emulex LP10000DC-E LightPulse 2 x Port 2Gb/s PCI-X Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
- Dual-port 2Gb/s Fibre Channel connectivity
- PCI-X host interface
- LightPulse technology for reliable performance
- Designed for enterprise SAN environments
- Provides stable storage connectivity
- Suitable for legacy systems
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Product Overview
The Emulex LP10000DC-E LightPulse is a dual-port 2Gb/s PCI-X Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter. It is designed for older enterprise environments requiring reliable storage connectivity.
Technical Information
| Port Count | 2 |
| Data Rate | 2Gb/s Fibre Channel |
| Interface | PCI-X |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Standard PCI-X Card |
| Brand | Emulex |
| Protocol Support | Fibre Channel |
Product Description
The Emulex LP10000DC-E LightPulse is a dual-port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) operating at 2Gb/s. This adapter is designed for enterprise environments that utilize the PCI-X bus architecture, providing reliable connectivity to Storage Area Networks (SANs). Featuring Emulex's LightPulse technology, the LP10000DC-E is engineered for stability and performance in its class. The dual ports offer redundancy and increased connectivity options for servers requiring access to SAN storage. The 2Gb/s speed, while lower than modern standards, was a significant performance level for its era and remains suitable for specific legacy applications or less demanding workloads. This adapter is an excellent choice for maintaining or upgrading older server infrastructure that relies on PCI-X slots and requires Fibre Channel connectivity. Its robust design ensures dependable operation, making it a valuable component for organizations looking to extend the life of their existing hardware while maintaining essential storage access capabilities.
