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HP 70-40145-02 Fibre Channel EMU Module
- Type: Fibre Channel EMU Module
- Function: Expands SAN connectivity
- Ports: Multiple Fibre Channel ports (specific count varies)
- Purpose: Connects devices to SAN
- Compatibility: HP storage and SAN infrastructure
- Role: Network expansion and device aggregation
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Product Overview
The HP 70-40145-02 is a Fibre Channel External Multiplexer Unit (EMU) module. This module is used to expand connectivity options for Fibre Channel networks, allowing for more devices to be connected to the SAN infrastructure.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Fibre Channel EMU Module |
| Function | SAN Connectivity Expansion |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | Fibre Channel |
| Manufacturer | HP |
Product Description
The HP 70-40145-02 is an External Multiplexer Unit (EMU) module specifically designed for Fibre Channel environments. Its primary function is to expand the connectivity capabilities of a Fibre Channel Storage Area Network (SAN). In SAN architectures, multiplexers are used to aggregate multiple lower-speed connections into fewer higher-speed connections, or conversely, to allow multiple devices to access a SAN fabric through a single point of connection. This module typically provides additional Fibre Channel ports, enabling more servers, storage devices, or other network components to be attached to the SAN. It acts as an intermediary device, facilitating efficient data flow and management within the storage network. The specific configuration and port count would depend on the exact model and its intended role within the SAN topology. By offering expanded connectivity, the HP 70-40145-02 helps organizations scale their storage infrastructure without requiring a complete overhaul of the core SAN fabric. It is a component that supports the growth and flexibility of enterprise storage solutions, ensuring that data can be accessed reliably and efficiently by an increasing number of devices.
