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HP D8602B NetServer Fibre Channel PCI Card Host Bus Adapter
- Interface: Fibre Channel
- Bus Type: PCI
- Speed: Typically 1Gb/s or 2Gb/s (check specific model revision)
- Ports: 1 or 2 Fibre Channel ports
- Connector Type: SC or LC (common for Fibre Channel)
- Compatibility: Designed for HP NetServer systems
- Purpose: Connect servers to Fibre Channel SANs
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Product Overview
The HP D8602B is a NetServer Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) card. It enables servers to connect to Fibre Channel storage area networks (SANs), providing high-speed and reliable data access. This PCI card is designed for older HP NetServer systems requiring Fibre Channel connectivity.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Host Bus Adapter (HBA) |
| Interface | Fibre Channel |
| Bus Type | PCI |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | HP |
| Model | D8602B |
| Series | NetServer |
Product Description
The HP D8602B is a legacy Host Bus Adapter (HBA) designed specifically for HP NetServer systems, facilitating connectivity to Fibre Channel storage area networks (SANs). In its era, Fibre Channel was the premier technology for high-speed, reliable storage networking, offering dedicated bandwidth and low latency for critical data access. This card allowed servers to interface directly with enterprise-grade storage arrays, moving storage traffic off the main network and improving overall system performance and manageability. The D8602B utilizes the standard PCI bus interface, which was common in servers of the time. The specific speed of the Fibre Channel ports (e.g., 1Gb/s or 2Gb/s) would depend on the exact revision of the card and the Fibre Channel standard it supports. These HBAs typically feature one or two Fibre Channel ports, often equipped with SC or LC connectors, which are standard physical interfaces for fiber optic cabling in SAN environments. The dual-port configuration, if present, would provide an additional layer of redundancy for the storage connection. While considered older technology today, the HP D8602B was a vital component for businesses relying on HP NetServer infrastructure for their storage needs. It enabled robust connectivity to SANs, ensuring high availability and performance for applications and databases. For systems still in operation that require compatibility with this specific hardware, the D8602B remains a key component for accessing Fibre Channel storage.



