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HP A3724-60001 Surestore E 10 x Ports Short Wave Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop Hub
- 10 x Fibre Channel ports
- Surestore E series
- Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) Hub
- Supports FC-AL topology
- Designed for storage networks
- Short Wave capability
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Product Overview
The HP A3724-60001 is a Surestore E Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop Hub. It features 10 ports and is designed for Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) storage networks.
Technical Information
| Number of Ports | 10 |
| Product Type | Fibre Channel Hub |
Additional Specifications
| Series | Surestore E |
| Topology | Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) |
Product Description
The HP A3724-60001, part of the HP Surestore E product line, is a Fibre Channel Arbitrated Loop (FC-AL) Hub. This device is specifically designed to facilitate connectivity within an FC-AL storage network topology. It provides 10 ports, each capable of supporting Fibre Channel communication, likely utilizing short wave optics as indicated by the title. The hub acts as a central connection point for devices participating in the arbitrated loop. In an FC-AL topology, devices share a single logical loop, and access is arbitrated among them. A hub simplifies the physical connection of multiple devices to this loop, ensuring that each device can communicate with others on the loop. The Surestore E branding suggests it is part of HP's storage solutions portfolio, aimed at providing reliable data storage and access. This type of hub was common in earlier Fibre Channel SAN implementations before switched fabrics became dominant. The 10 ports allow for the connection of servers, storage arrays, or other Fibre Channel devices to the loop. The 'Short Wave' aspect typically refers to the type of optical transceiver used, indicating its suitability for shorter distances within a data center or server room environment.
