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NetApp X-56002-00-R6 4 x Ports 16Gb/s Fibre Channel Adapter
- Ports: 4 x Fibre Channel
- Speed: 16Gb/s per port
- Interface Type: Fibre Channel
- Designed for NetApp storage
- Supports SAN connectivity
- High-performance data transfer
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Product Overview
The NetApp X-56002-00-R6 is a 4-port 16Gb/s Fibre Channel Adapter designed for NetApp storage systems. This adapter provides high-speed connectivity to SAN environments, enabling efficient data access and management.
Technical Information
| Ports | 4 x Fibre Channel |
| Speed | 16Gb/s |
Additional Specifications
| Interface Type | Fibre Channel |
Product Description
The NetApp X-56002-00-R6 is a high-density, high-performance Fibre Channel adapter engineered to connect NetApp storage systems to Storage Area Networks (SANs). Featuring four 16Gb/s Fibre Channel ports, this adapter provides substantial bandwidth for data transfer, making it ideal for demanding enterprise workloads. The multiple ports allow for increased redundancy, load balancing, and higher aggregate throughput, ensuring reliable and efficient data access. This adapter is a critical component for NetApp's FAS and AFF storage platforms, enabling them to communicate effectively with servers and other SAN devices. The 16Gb/s speed per port ensures that the storage system can keep pace with the high I/O demands of modern applications, including databases, virtualization, and big data analytics. Its robust design is built for continuous operation in enterprise data center environments. By providing four high-speed Fibre Channel connections, the X-56002-00-R6 enhances the scalability and performance of NetApp storage solutions. It is essential for organizations that require fast, reliable, and redundant connectivity to their storage infrastructure, ensuring that critical data is always accessible and performance bottlenecks are minimized.
