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NetApp 501-00387 1GB CompactFlash Card for System Storage
- 1GB storage capacity
- CompactFlash form factor
- Designed for NetApp system storage
- Durable and reliable for continuous operation
- Ideal for boot images and configuration files
- Plug-and-play functionality
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Product Overview
This NetApp 501-00387 is a 1GB CompactFlash card designed for system storage. It provides a reliable and compact solution for storing operating systems, configurations, and essential data for NetApp storage systems.
Technical Information
| Capacity | 1GB |
| Form Factor | CompactFlash |
| Interface | N/A (Internal to system) |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | NetApp |
| Part Number | 501-00387 |
Product Description
The NetApp 501-00387 CompactFlash card is a specialized storage medium engineered to meet the demanding requirements of NetApp storage appliances. With a capacity of 1GB, it is perfectly suited for housing the firmware, operating system, and critical configuration data that allows these systems to function. Its compact form factor ensures compatibility with the internal slots designed for such media, providing a robust and efficient way to manage system boot and operational data. The card is built for reliability, capable of withstanding the continuous read/write cycles typical of storage system operations, thereby minimizing the risk of data corruption or system downtime. This particular CompactFlash card serves as a crucial component for the integrity and performance of NetApp storage solutions. It offers a secure and stable platform for essential system files, ensuring that the storage system can boot correctly and maintain its operational parameters without fail. Its use is often integral to the initial setup and ongoing maintenance of NetApp hardware.
