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AD569A - HP EML E-series e2400 Fibre Channel 4Gb/s Interface Controller Card
- Product Type: Fibre Channel Controller
- Speed: 4Gb/s
- Compatibility: HP StorageWorks EML E-series e2400
- Interface: Fibre Channel
- Connector: LC
- Purpose: SAN connectivity
- Enables: High-performance storage access
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Key specifications
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- Storage array
- Media type
- Tape Cartridge
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HP StorageWorks EML e2400-FC 4Gb Interface Controller. Product type: Storage array, Media type: Tape Cartridge
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| Product type | Storage array |
| Media type | Tape Cartridge |
Description
The HP AD569A is a 4Gb/s Fibre Channel controller module specifically designed for the HP StorageWorks EML E-series e2400 storage array. This controller is essential for integrating the storage system into a Fibre Channel Storage Area Network (SAN), providing high-speed, reliable data paths between servers and storage. With a data transfer rate of 4Gb/s, this controller ensures efficient performance for demanding enterprise applications that require fast access to storage resources. The Fibre Channel interface offers advantages such as non-disruptive data transfers, robust error checking, and dedicated bandwidth, making it ideal for mission-critical workloads. The AD569A utilizes LC connectors, which are standard for Fibre Channel optics, allowing for easy connection to the SAN fabric. By equipping the e2400 with this controller, organizations can achieve high availability, scalability, and performance for their storage infrastructure, supporting virtualization, databases, and other data-intensive environments.
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