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HP 5185-5567 SCSI Backplane Board for LP2000R NetServer
- SCSI Backplane Board
- For HP NetServer LP2000R
- Facilitates SCSI device connectivity
- Ensures reliable data transfer
- Component for storage expansion
- Original HP Part
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Product Overview
The HP 5185-5567 is a SCSI Backplane Board designed for the HP NetServer LP2000R. This board serves as a crucial interface for connecting SCSI storage devices to the server's backplane. It ensures reliable communication and data transfer for SCSI peripherals.
Technical Information
| Product Type | SCSI Backplane Board |
| Compatibility | HP NetServer LP2000R |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | SCSI |
Product Description
The HP 5185-5567 is a dedicated SCSI backplane board specifically designed for integration into the HP NetServer LP2000R server chassis. Its primary function is to provide the necessary physical connections and electrical pathways for attaching and managing SCSI storage devices, such as hard drives and tape drives, within the server's architecture. This board acts as an intermediary, connecting the server's main system board or controller to the SCSI peripherals. By utilizing a backplane design, the 5185-5567 simplifies the internal cabling and enhances the modularity of the storage subsystem. This allows for easier installation, removal, and replacement of SCSI drives without requiring extensive reconfiguration of internal wiring. It is engineered to meet the performance and reliability standards expected from HP enterprise hardware, ensuring stable data flow for critical storage operations. This component is essential for maintaining or expanding the SCSI storage capacity of the HP NetServer LP2000R. It plays a vital role in the server's ability to support its intended storage configurations, making it a key part for system integrity and functionality. The 5185-5567 represents a specific hardware solution for managing SCSI-based storage in this particular server model.
