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Qlogic QLE2742 2700 Series 2x 32Gb Fiber Channel SFP+ Host bus adapter
- Port Configuration: Dual Port
- Interface: 32Gb Fibre Channel
- Connector Type: SFP+
- Host Interface: PCIe
- Supports high-performance SANs
- Enhanced reliability and availability
- Ideal for virtualization and data-intensive workloads
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Product Overview
The Qlogic QLE2742 is a 2700 Series dual-port 32Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter (HBA). It offers high-speed, reliable connectivity for servers to Fibre Channel SANs, supporting demanding enterprise storage requirements.
Technical Information
| Model | QLE2742 |
| Series | 2700 Series |
| Port Configuration | 2 Ports |
Additional Specifications
| Speed | 32Gb Fibre Channel |
| Connector | SFP+ |
| Host Interface | PCIe |
Product Description
The Qlogic QLE2742 represents the next generation of Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters, delivering exceptional performance and reliability for modern data centers. Equipped with two 32Gb Fibre Channel ports utilizing SFP+ transceivers, this HBA provides high-speed, redundant connectivity to Fibre Channel Storage Area Networks (SANs). Its PCIe interface ensures ample bandwidth to the host system, enabling efficient data flow for the most demanding applications. This adapter is engineered to meet the stringent requirements of enterprise environments, including virtualization, cloud computing, and high-performance databases. The dual-port design offers redundancy, ensuring continuous access to storage even in the event of a single port or cable failure. This enhances overall system availability and data protection, crucial for mission-critical operations. With its 32Gbps per port capability, the QLE2742 significantly boosts storage performance, reducing latency and increasing throughput. This allows servers to communicate with storage arrays more efficiently, leading to faster application response times and improved user productivity. It is a key component for organizations seeking to maximize their storage infrastructure's potential and ensure robust data access.
