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HP 307283-001 Fca2384 FC 2GB/s 64-Bit 133MHz PCI-X HBA with Standard Bracket
- 2Gb/s Fibre Channel speed
- Fibre Channel Adapter (HBA)
- Interface: 64-bit PCI-X
- Bus Speed: 133MHz
- Includes Standard Bracket
- Designed for legacy server environments
- Provides SAN connectivity
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Product Overview
The HP 307283-001 Fca2384 is a 2Gb/s Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA). It features a 64-bit PCI-X interface operating at 133MHz and includes a standard bracket.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Host Bus Adapter (HBA) |
| Fibre Channel Speed | 2 Gb/s |
| Interface | 64-bit PCI-X |
Additional Specifications
| Bus Speed | 133 MHz |
| Bracket | Standard |
Product Description
The HP 307283-001, identified as the Fca2384, is a Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) designed to provide connectivity to Storage Area Networks (SANs) for servers equipped with PCI-X slots. This adapter operates at a Fibre Channel speed of 2Gb/s, offering a reliable solution for environments that may not require the highest bandwidth but need robust SAN access. It utilizes the 64-bit PCI-X interface, running at a bus speed of 133MHz, which was a common standard for high-performance servers in its era. The inclusion of a standard bracket ensures compatibility with typical server expansion slots, facilitating straightforward installation. This HBA is suitable for upgrading or maintaining servers in environments where PCI-X infrastructure is still in place. It enables servers to connect to Fibre Channel storage arrays, allowing for centralized storage management and improved data availability. The 2Gb/s speed is adequate for many business-critical applications that rely on SAN connectivity.



