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Product Overview |
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The 11P1701 - IBM 16 x Ports ESCON Channel Card integrates multiple serial ports to connect mainframe systems with various peripherals efficiently. It fits into the server architecture where serial fiber connectivity is required, enabling consistent communication across multiple devices without compromising data integrity. Its role is vital in environments relying on ESCON protocols to manage data flow and device interaction. |
General Information |
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| Brand | IBM |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The 11P1701 - IBM 16 x Ports ESCON Channel Card offers a versatile solution for expanding serial fiber channel connectivity within IBM mainframe environments. Often found integrated into server systems, it facilitates efficient data transmission between mainframe channels and peripheral devices. This component is typically utilized by IT infrastructure teams managing legacy mainframe systems needing reliable high-throughput communication. Key Features
This channel card plays a crucial role in maintaining stable data transfer rates and connectivity within complex computing environments. Its reliability in signal processing ensures sustained performance under demanding workloads, making it a dependable choice for mainframe I/O expansion. |
Use Cases |
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The 11P1701 is typically employed within data centers and enterprise IT environments where robust mainframe connections are essential. It benefits organizations maintaining legacy systems that require reliable high-speed serial channels for device interfacing and data exchange. How It's Used:
By ensuring dependable communication pathways, the 11P1701 helps maintain operational efficiency across complex IT infrastructures. Its design supports scalability and consistent performance critical to mainframe data processing tasks. |