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IBM 19K1172 EXP300 Bridge Card
- Product Type: Bridge Card
- Compatibility: IBM EXP300 Storage Enclosure
- Function: Facilitates communication between server and storage
- Interface: Specific to IBM server/storage architecture
- Designed for IBM storage solutions
- Ensures data connectivity for expanded storage capacity
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Product Overview
The IBM 19K1172 is an EXP300 Bridge Card, an essential component for connecting IBM storage enclosures to servers. It facilitates communication between the server and the storage expansion unit.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Bridge Card |
| Brand | IBM |
Additional Specifications
| Model | 19K1172 |
| Compatibility | EXP300 Storage Enclosure |
Product Description
The IBM 19K1172 is a specialized bridge card designed to integrate the IBM EXP300 Storage Enclosure with compatible IBM servers. This card acts as a crucial intermediary, translating and managing the data flow between the host system and the external storage array. Its primary function is to enable servers to recognize, access, and utilize the additional storage capacity provided by the EXP300 enclosure. This bridge card is engineered to work seamlessly within the IBM ecosystem, ensuring optimal performance and reliability for storage expansion. It typically connects via specific internal interfaces on the server and provides the necessary external ports or connections to link with the EXP300. The implementation of this card is vital for environments that require scalable storage solutions without compromising data integrity or access speeds. By utilizing the IBM 19K1172, organizations can effectively expand their data storage capabilities, supporting growing data volumes and application demands. It is a key component for maintaining a robust and efficient storage infrastructure, particularly in data centers that rely on IBM hardware for their operations.
