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HP 171980-001 2-Ports SCSI Controller Module Assembly
- 2-Port SCSI Controller Module
- Designed for HP server/storage systems
- Provides connectivity for SCSI devices
- Ensures reliable data transfer
- Supports various SCSI protocols
- Module assembly for easy installation
- Enhances storage expandability
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Product Overview
The HP 171980-001 is a 2-port SCSI controller module assembly, designed to provide connectivity for SCSI storage devices. This module is typically used in specific HP server or storage enclosures.
Technical Information
| Product Type | SCSI Controller Module |
| Ports | 2 |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | HP |
Product Description
The HP 171980-001 is a specialized SCSI controller module assembly, engineered to integrate directly into specific HP server or storage enclosure architectures. Its design as a module facilitates straightforward installation and replacement, simplifying maintenance and upgrades within compatible HP systems. The presence of two SCSI ports allows for the connection of multiple SCSI devices, thereby expanding the storage capacity and capabilities of the host system. This controller module is built to ensure reliable data transfer between the host system and connected SCSI peripherals. It supports the necessary SCSI protocols to communicate effectively with a range of devices, including hard drives, tape drives, and optical drives. The dual-port configuration offers flexibility in how storage is connected and managed, potentially allowing for redundant paths or the connection of different types of SCSI devices. Primarily intended for use within HP's ecosystem, the 171980-001 is a key component for maintaining or enhancing storage solutions in environments that still utilize SCSI technology. Its role is critical in ensuring that data can be accessed and managed efficiently and reliably, supporting the operational needs of businesses that depend on these storage configurations.



