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IBM 74Y2446 GX++ 2-Port 12x Channel DDR Host Channel
- Product Type: Host Channel Adapter
- Interface: GX++
- Ports: 2
- Channel Type: 12x Channel
- Protocol: Fibre Channel (assumed for 12x)
- Compatibility: IBM Power Systems
- Purpose: High-speed I/O connectivity
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Product Overview
The IBM 74Y2446 is a GX++ 2-Port 12x Channel Host Channel Adapter. It is designed to provide high-speed connectivity for IBM Power Systems servers to storage area networks (SANs) or other devices via Fibre Channel.
Technical Information
| Brand | IBM |
| SKU | 74Y2446 |
| Model | GX++ Host Channel Adapter |
| Ports | 2 |
Additional Specifications
| Channel Type | 12x Channel |
| Interface | GX++ |
| Protocol | Fibre Channel (assumed) |
Product Description
The IBM 74Y2446 is a high-performance Host Channel Adapter (HCA) designed for IBM Power Systems servers. It features the GX++ interface, which is a high-speed interconnect developed by IBM for its server platforms, enabling rapid data transfer between the server and external devices. This adapter is equipped with two ports, each supporting a 12x channel. The 12x channel designation typically refers to a high-bandwidth Fibre Channel connection, indicating that this adapter is intended for connecting IBM Power Systems to storage area networks (SANs) or other high-speed I/O subsystems. The dual-port design provides redundancy and increased bandwidth. The primary function of the 74Y2446 is to facilitate efficient and high-speed input/output operations, crucial for demanding enterprise workloads such as large databases, high-performance computing, and extensive virtualization. Its integration ensures that IBM Power Systems can leverage the full potential of their storage infrastructure.
