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Product Overview |
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The 39Y9311 IBM Multi-Switch Interconnect Module acts as a key component in linking multiple switches inside the IBM BladeCenter chassis. It supports critical network connectivity, enabling efficient data transfer and helping maintain the integrity of multi-switch environments without adding complexity. |
General Information |
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| Brand | IBM |
Technical Information |
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| Compatibility | IBM BladeCenter |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Product Description |
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The 39Y9311 IBM Multi-Switch Interconnect Module is designed to facilitate efficient communication between multiple switches within the IBM BladeCenter environment. This module is commonly found in data center setups where multiple switches need to interconnect seamlessly to optimize network traffic. Engineered for IT professionals and network administrators, it supports streamlined infrastructure management by consolidating switch connectivity. Often integrated within BladeCenter chassis, it enhances the scalability and performance of clustered server setups. Key Features
By providing reliable inter-switch communication, this module plays a crucial role in maintaining smooth data flow within complex BladeCenter configurations. Its design prioritizes consistent performance and compatibility with existing IBM infrastructure components. |
Use Cases |
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This interconnect module is typically implemented in high-density server environments where IBM BladeCenter chassis are deployed. It benefits IT teams managing clustered server setups requiring robust, low-latency inter-switch communication. How It's Used:
Its integration helps maintain efficient network traffic flow and minimizes latency between switches, which is essential for maintaining operational efficiency in demanding infrastructure setups. |