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HP JW738-61001 7205 4-Ports RJ-45 + 2-Ports SFP+ Controller Device
- Model: HP 7205 Controller
- Ports: 4 x RJ-45 (Gigabit Ethernet)
- Ports: 2 x SFP+ (10GbE/FCoE/InfiniBand)
- Connectivity: Ethernet and high-speed serial
- Designed for networking infrastructure
- Supports flexible network configurations
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Product Overview
This HP 7205 controller device features 4 RJ-45 ports for Gigabit Ethernet connectivity and 2 SFP+ ports for high-speed fiber or DAC connections. It is designed to provide flexible and high-performance networking capabilities.
Technical Information
| Model | HP 7205 |
| Ethernet Ports | 4 x RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet |
Additional Specifications
| High-Speed Ports | 2 x SFP+ |
Product Description
The HP JW738-61001 is a network controller from the HP 7205 series, offering a versatile combination of standard and high-speed network interfaces. It is engineered to provide robust connectivity options for enterprise networking environments. This controller is equipped with four RJ-45 ports, each supporting Gigabit Ethernet speeds, which are suitable for connecting a variety of end devices and network infrastructure components. These ports ensure reliable and efficient data transmission for typical network traffic. In addition to the RJ-45 ports, the device includes two SFP+ ports, designed for higher bandwidth applications such as 10 Gigabit Ethernet, enabling high-speed uplinks, connections to storage arrays, or high-performance server connectivity. The HP 7205 controller is designed for deployment in data centers, server rooms, and enterprise networks where flexible and high-performance networking is a requirement. It facilitates efficient network aggregation, high-speed data transfer, and the creation of scalable network architectures to support demanding workloads and future growth.
