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HP 409503-001 N4C 4 x Ports WAN Accelerator Network Interface Card
- 4 x WAN Accelerator ports
- N4C Network Interface Card
- Designed for WAN acceleration
- Improves Wide Area Network performance
- Module for server or network appliance integration
- Facilitates efficient data transfer over WAN links
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Product Overview
The HP 409503-001 is an N4C Network Interface Card (NIC) featuring 4 ports designed for WAN acceleration. This card is intended to improve the performance of Wide Area Network connections.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Network Interface Card (NIC) |
| Brand | HP |
| Series | N4C |
Additional Specifications
| Number of Ports | 4 |
| Functionality | WAN Acceleration |
| SKU | 409503-001 |
Product Description
The HP 409503-001 is an N4C Network Interface Card specifically engineered to provide WAN acceleration capabilities. With four dedicated ports, this card is designed to optimize and enhance the performance of Wide Area Network connections, which are often bottlenecks in distributed IT environments. By implementing advanced acceleration techniques, this NIC helps to reduce latency and increase throughput over long-distance network links. This network interface card is intended for integration into servers or network appliances that require enhanced WAN performance. It plays a crucial role in scenarios where data needs to be transferred efficiently between geographically dispersed locations, such as in branch office connectivity, disaster recovery solutions, or cloud data synchronization. The four ports offer flexibility in configuration and connectivity options. The 409503-001 card is a specialized hardware component aimed at improving the efficiency of data transmission over WANs. It is particularly beneficial for applications that are sensitive to network latency or require high bandwidth, ensuring that users experience faster access to remote resources and applications. This makes it a valuable addition for organizations looking to maximize their WAN investment.
