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IBM 49Y3731 8 GB Dual-Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter for IBM System X
- Dual-Port Fibre Channel connectivity
- Designed for IBM System x servers
- Supports high-speed SAN connectivity
- Enhances storage performance and reliability
- Utilizes PCI Express interface
- Ideal for demanding enterprise storage environments
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Product Overview
The IBM 49Y3731 is a dual-port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA) designed for IBM System x servers. It provides high-speed connectivity for storage area networks (SANs), enabling efficient data transfer between servers and storage devices.
Technical Information
| Port Type | Fibre Channel |
| Number of Ports | 2 |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | PCI Express |
| Compatibility | IBM System x |
Product Description
The IBM 49Y3731 Host Bus Adapter is engineered to deliver robust and high-performance connectivity for enterprise storage solutions within the IBM System x ecosystem. Its dual-port design offers redundancy and increased bandwidth, crucial for mission-critical applications that demand continuous access to data. This HBA leverages Fibre Channel technology, the industry standard for high-speed storage networking, ensuring low latency and high throughput for demanding workloads. By providing a direct and efficient path to storage arrays, it significantly improves application response times and overall system performance. Installation and integration into IBM System x servers are streamlined, allowing for quick deployment and minimal disruption. The 49Y3731 is a reliable component for building scalable and resilient storage infrastructures, supporting virtualization, high-performance computing, and other data-intensive environments.
