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NetApp SP-1613A-0SFP ATTO 7500N SAS 12Gbs Fibre Channel to SAS Bridge
- Product Type: Fibre Channel to SAS Bridge
- Model: ATTO 7500N
- Interface (FC): SFP Ports (Fiber Channel)
- Interface (SAS): SAS (Serial Attached SCSI)
- Speed: 12Gb/s
- Functionality: Protocol conversion
- Designed for: Enterprise storage connectivity
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Product Overview
This ATTO 7500N SAS bridge converts Fibre Channel traffic to SAS, supporting 12Gb/s speeds. It features SFP ports for Fibre Channel connectivity and is designed for enterprise storage solutions.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Fibre Channel to SAS Bridge |
| Brand | ATTO |
| Model | 7500N |
Additional Specifications
| SAS Speed | 12Gb/s |
| Fibre Channel Interface | SFP Ports |
| Protocol Conversion | FC to SAS |
Product Description
The ATTO 7500N SAS bridge, identified by NetApp SKU SP-1613A-0SFP, is a high-performance hardware device designed to facilitate seamless integration between Fibre Channel (FC) storage networks and SAS (Serial Attached SCSI) devices. It acts as a protocol converter, translating Fibre Channel commands and data into SAS signals, and vice versa, enabling compatibility between different storage interfaces. This bridge supports the latest SAS interface speeds of 12Gb/s, ensuring that data transfer rates are not compromised when connecting SAS storage arrays or devices to a Fibre Channel infrastructure. It features SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) ports for its Fibre Channel connections, allowing for flexible use of various optical transceivers (e.g., short-wave, long-wave) depending on the required distance and network topology. The ATTO 7500N is crucial for enterprise environments looking to leverage existing Fibre Channel SANs while incorporating SAS-based storage solutions, or vice versa. It provides a reliable and efficient method for expanding storage options, migrating data, or building heterogeneous storage systems. Its robust design and advanced protocol conversion capabilities make it a key component in complex data center storage architectures.
