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IBM 44X1986 eServer BladeCenter Copper Pass-Thru Module
- Enables copper Ethernet connectivity for IBM BladeCenter.
- Pass-thru design for direct connection to external network infrastructure.
- Facilitates high-speed data transfer for blade servers.
- Supports standard Ethernet networking protocols.
- Designed for seamless integration within the BladeCenter chassis.
- Enhances network flexibility and scalability for blade environments.
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Product Overview
The IBM 44X1986 eServer BladeCenter Copper Pass-Thru Module provides essential network connectivity for blade servers within the IBM BladeCenter ecosystem. It acts as a physical conduit, extending copper Ethernet connections from the blade servers to the chassis's midplane and external network switches.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Pass-Thru Module |
| Compatibility | IBM eServer BladeCenter |
Additional Specifications
| Connectivity | Copper Ethernet |
| Functionality | Network Pass-Thru |
Product Description
This module is a critical component for deploying blade servers that require standard copper Ethernet connections. It bridges the gap between the individual blade servers and the external network, ensuring that each server can communicate effectively with the rest of the IT infrastructure. The pass-thru nature of the module means it does not perform active switching or routing; instead, it simply routes the signals from the blade's network interface card (NIC) to the appropriate connection on the BladeCenter chassis's midplane. The 44X1986 module is specifically designed for the IBM BladeCenter environment, ensuring a perfect fit and reliable operation within the chassis. This integration is key to maintaining the high-density, high-performance computing capabilities that BladeCenter systems are known for. By providing dedicated copper Ethernet pathways, it supports various network speeds and configurations, depending on the overall BladeCenter setup. Network administrators can leverage this module to maintain a consistent and manageable network topology for their blade server deployments. It simplifies cabling and allows for easy upgrades or changes to the external network connections without impacting the internal blade server configuration. This makes it an indispensable part of a flexible and scalable data center architecture.



