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HP 168794-B21 StorageWorks 1-Port 1GB/s 64Bit 33MHz PCI FC HBA
- 1-Port 1Gb/s Fibre Channel
- PCI 64-bit 33MHz interface
- Basic SAN connectivity
- Designed for reliable server-to-storage connection
- Compatible with older HP servers
- Cost-effective Fibre Channel solution
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Product Overview
The HP 168794-B21 StorageWorks HBA is a single-port 1Gb/s Fibre Channel adapter. It utilizes a 64-bit 33MHz PCI interface, providing basic Fibre Channel connectivity for servers to storage area networks (SANs).
Technical Information
| Product Type | Host Bus Adapter (HBA) |
| Interface Type | PCI 64-bit 33MHz |
Additional Specifications
| Fibre Channel Speed | 1Gb/s |
| Number of Ports | 1 |
Product Description
The HP 168794-B21 StorageWorks HBA provides essential Fibre Channel connectivity for servers equipped with a 64-bit PCI bus. Operating at 1Gb/s, this single-port adapter offers a reliable link for connecting servers to Storage Area Networks (SANs), enabling access to shared storage resources. It is designed for environments that require basic Fibre Channel functionality and compatibility with older server hardware. This HBA leverages the 33MHz PCI interface, which was standard in many servers of its era, to facilitate communication with Fibre Channel storage devices. While not offering the highest speeds available today, it provides a stable and dependable connection for less demanding workloads or for extending the life of existing infrastructure. The 168794-B21 is a straightforward solution for adding Fibre Channel capabilities to servers, ensuring that they can participate in a SAN environment. It is a cost-effective option for organizations looking to implement or maintain a Fibre Channel SAN without significant hardware investment.
