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HP DS-KGPSA-CX StorageWorks PCI to FC 64-Bit/33-MHz Host Bus Adapter
- PCI to Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
- 64-Bit PCI interface
- 33-MHz bus speed
- Connects servers to Fibre Channel SANs
- Supports legacy server environments
- Provides essential storage connectivity
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Product Overview
The HP DS-KGPSA-CX is a PCI to Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter. It features a 64-bit interface operating at 33-MHz, designed for connecting servers to Fibre Channel storage networks.
Technical Information
| Interface | 64-Bit PCI |
| Bus Speed | 33-MHz |
Additional Specifications
| Port Type | Fibre Channel |
| Brand | HP StorageWorks |
Product Description
The HP DS-KGPSA-CX is a Host Bus Adapter (HBA) designed to bridge the gap between older server architectures and modern Fibre Channel Storage Area Networks (SANs). This adapter utilizes a 64-bit PCI interface operating at a 33-MHz bus speed, making it suitable for servers equipped with legacy PCI slots that require connectivity to Fibre Channel storage infrastructure. It enables servers to access shared storage resources over a SAN, facilitating data consolidation and high-availability solutions. This HBA is crucial for organizations that need to maintain or upgrade existing infrastructure without a complete overhaul. It allows for the integration of servers with PCI slots into a Fibre Channel SAN environment, providing access to high-performance storage arrays. The adapter supports the Fibre Channel protocol, ensuring compatibility with standard SAN components and enabling reliable data transfer between the server and storage devices. While newer interfaces like PCIe have become standard, the DS-KGPSA-CX serves a vital role in extending the life of existing hardware investments. It provides the necessary functionality for servers to participate in a SAN, offering benefits such as improved storage utilization, data redundancy, and centralized management. This makes it a valuable component for maintaining operational continuity in environments with mixed hardware generations.



