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HP DSKGPSAR-DA StorageWorks PCI to Fibre Channel 64-Bit/33-MHz Host Bus Adapter
- Fibre Channel connectivity.
- PCI interface (64-Bit/33-MHz).
- Designed for HP StorageWorks systems.
- Enables connection to Fibre Channel Storage Area Networks (SANs).
- Suitable for legacy server environments.
- Provides reliable storage access.
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Product Overview
The HP DSKGPSAR-DA is a PCI-based Host Bus Adapter (HBA) for Fibre Channel connectivity. It provides a 64-bit interface operating at 33 MHz, designed for older server architectures requiring access to SANs.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Host Bus Adapter (HBA) |
| Interface | PCI (64-Bit/33-MHz) |
| Fibre Channel Speed | Unknown (typically 1Gb/s or 2Gb/s for this era) |
Additional Specifications
| Number of Ports | Typically 1 or 2 (specific to model) |
| Form Factor | PCI Card |
Product Description
The HP DSKGPSAR-DA is a legacy Host Bus Adapter (HBA) that utilizes the older PCI bus architecture for Fibre Channel connectivity. This adapter is designed to interface with servers equipped with 64-bit PCI slots running at 33 MHz, providing a pathway to Storage Area Networks (SANs) for systems that predate PCI Express. While its performance is limited by the PCI bus speed, it served as a crucial component for enabling shared storage access in enterprise environments during its time. It allows servers to connect to Fibre Channel switches and storage arrays, facilitating data sharing and consolidation. This adapter is primarily intended for maintaining or upgrading older infrastructure where PCI-based servers are still in operation. Its compatibility is limited to systems with the appropriate PCI slots and drivers, making it a specialized component for specific legacy deployments.
