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HP 741565-001 6125g/xg 8 x Ports Managed Ethernet Blade Switch
- Type: Managed Ethernet Blade Switch
- Ports: 8 x Ethernet ports
- Form Factor: Blade
- Management: Managed
- Compatibility: Designed for HP BladeSystem enclosures
- Speed: Gigabit Ethernet (typically)
- Features: Advanced traffic management, QoS, security
- Application: High-density server networking
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Product Overview
The HP 741565-001 is a managed Ethernet blade switch featuring 8 ports, designed for high-density server environments. It provides robust network connectivity and management capabilities within HP blade systems.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Managed Ethernet Blade Switch |
| Ports | 8 x Ethernet |
| Form Factor | Blade |
Additional Specifications
| Management | Managed |
| Brand | HP |
| Model | 6125g/xg |
Product Description
The HP 741565-001, identified by the 6125g/xg model, is a sophisticated managed Ethernet blade switch specifically engineered for integration into HP BladeSystem enclosures. This switch provides 8 high-speed Ethernet ports, offering a dense and efficient networking solution for servers housed within the blade chassis. Its design prioritizes seamless integration, allowing for simplified cabling and management within the confined space of a blade environment. As a managed switch, the 741565-001 offers advanced networking features essential for modern data centers. These include comprehensive traffic management capabilities, Quality of Service (QoS) controls to prioritize critical applications, robust security features to protect network integrity, and detailed monitoring tools for performance analysis. This level of control ensures optimal network performance and reliability for the connected servers. This blade switch is an ideal choice for organizations looking to maximize server density and streamline their network infrastructure. By consolidating network connectivity within the blade enclosure, it reduces the need for external network switches and associated cabling, leading to a cleaner, more manageable, and potentially more cost-effective data center setup. Its managed capabilities ensure that network administrators have the tools necessary to maintain a high-performing and secure network.
