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HP 167433-B21/FRB StorageWorks 1 x Port SC Fibre Channel PCI 64 Plug-in-Card Host Bus Adapter
- Model: HP StorageWorks
- Interface: Fibre Channel (FC)
- Port Type: 1 x SC
- Speed: 1Gb/s
- Bus Type: PCI
- Adapter Type: Host Bus Adapter (HBA)
- Product Number: 167433-B21/FRB
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Product Overview
The HP 167433-B21/FRB is a StorageWorks Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA). It features a single SC port for connecting to a Fibre Channel network at 1Gb/s, utilizing a PCI interface for integration into compatible servers.
Technical Information
| Product Line | HP StorageWorks |
| Interface | Fibre Channel |
| Ports | 1 x SC |
Additional Specifications
| Speed | 1Gb/s |
| Bus | PCI |
| Adapter Type | HBA |
Product Description
The HP 167433-B21/FRB is a Host Bus Adapter (HBA) from the HP StorageWorks family, designed to provide connectivity to Fibre Channel storage area networks (SANs). This particular adapter operates at 1Gb/s, a standard speed for Fibre Channel in its earlier generations, and features a single SC port, which is a common connector type for optical Fibre Channel transceivers. Utilizing a PCI bus interface, this HBA is intended for installation in servers equipped with compatible PCI slots. Its purpose is to enable servers to communicate with Fibre Channel storage devices, allowing for high-speed, reliable data transfer essential for enterprise storage environments. The single-port design makes it suitable for configurations where basic SAN connectivity is required or as a secondary adapter. While 1Gb/s Fibre Channel is an older standard compared to current 16Gb/s or 32Gb/s solutions, HBAs like the 167433-B21/FRB remain relevant for maintaining or upgrading legacy systems. They provide a cost-effective way to integrate older servers into existing SAN infrastructure or to build out storage solutions where the highest speeds are not a prerequisite.
