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HP QW937AR#ACQ SN3000B -Port + 24-Port Fibre Channel Switch
- Model: SN3000B
- Port Configuration: 16-port base + 24-port expansion.
- Technology: Fibre Channel Switch.
- Designed for enterprise SAN environments.
- Provides high-speed, low-latency connectivity.
- Enhances storage network performance and reliability.
- Supports advanced SAN management features.
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Product Overview
The HP QW937AR#ACQ is a SN3000B Fibre Channel Switch, featuring 16 ports and additional 24-port capabilities. It is designed for enterprise storage networking, providing high-speed, reliable connectivity for SAN environments.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Fibre Channel Switch |
| Model Series | SN3000B |
Additional Specifications
| Port Count | 16 + 24 ports |
| Interface | Fibre Channel |
Product Description
The HP QW937AR#ACQ, identified as part of the SN3000B series, is a robust Fibre Channel switch engineered for enterprise storage area networks (SANs). This switch provides a high-performance connectivity solution, essential for modern data centers that rely on fast and reliable access to storage resources. With its configuration of 16 base ports and an additional 24 ports, the SN3000B offers significant port density and flexibility, allowing organizations to scale their SAN infrastructure effectively. It is designed to deliver low-latency, high-throughput data transfers, which are critical for demanding applications such as virtualization, database operations, and high-performance computing. The SN3000B platform is built with enterprise-grade features, including advanced diagnostics, management capabilities, and a focus on reliability and availability. This ensures that the storage network remains operational and performs optimally, supporting business-critical workloads and safeguarding data integrity.
