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Product Overview |
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The Brocade 60-1000491-05 SAN switch blade module provides 48 ports of 8 Gb/s Fibre Channel connectivity using SFP transceivers, designed for chassis-based SAN switches to support dense storage network environments. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Brocade |
Technical Information |
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| Number of Ports | 48-Ports |
| Port Type | SFP |
| Port Speed | 8Gb/s |
| Ports | 48 |
| Form Factor | Chassis-Based |
| Data Rate | 8 Gbps per port (aggregate 384 Gbps) |
| Connector Type | SFP |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Form Factor | Blade Module |
| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Product Description |
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The Brocade 60-1000491-05 is a SAN switch blade module designed to provide 48 ports of 8 Gb/s Fibre Channel connectivity. It integrates into compatible chassis systems to support high-density storage area networks by delivering scalable and manageable fabric connectivity. This module is typically used in data centers and enterprise storage environments where high port count and modular deployment are essential. IT professionals and network administrators benefit from its ability to consolidate storage traffic within blade chassis. Key Features
This switch blade module facilitates centralized management and optimized storage traffic flow within SAN fabrics. Its modular design allows for efficient use of chassis slots, supporting dense port configurations in enterprise storage networks. |
Use Cases |
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This SAN switch blade module is used primarily in enterprise data centers requiring high-density Fibre Channel connectivity within modular chassis systems. It supports workloads involving storage consolidation and SAN fabric scalability. How It's Used:
It provides a practical solution for managing large-scale SAN deployments, enabling streamlined connectivity and centralized fabric management within modular hardware frameworks. |
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