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Product Overview |
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The HP MDS 8/24c 16-Ports Backplane + 8-Ports Fibre Channel is a modular connectivity component designed for HP storage and networking enclosures. It integrates 16 standard ports alongside 8 Fibre Channel ports to support diverse device connections within HP systems. |
General Information |
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| Brand | HP |
Technical Information |
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| Backplane Type | Midplane |
| Compatibility | HP MDS 8/24c |
| Interface | Fibre Channel |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Form Factor | Proprietary Backplane,Midplane |
| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The HP MDS 8/24c 16-Ports Backplane + 8-Ports Fibre Channel (part number 610679-001) is a hardware component used to facilitate connectivity within HP modular systems. This backplane integrates both standard and Fibre Channel ports, allowing for versatile device interfacing and expansion in enterprise environments. Commonly deployed in HP storage and network enclosures, it supports data transfer and device communication through its combined port configuration. Key Features
This backplane plays an essential role in managing hardware connectivity within HP systems, facilitating communication between multiple devices. Its design supports mixed port configurations, offering flexibility for various operational requirements. |
Use Cases |
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This backplane is typically used in enterprise data centers and server environments where HP modular storage or network enclosures require mixed connectivity options. It benefits technical teams managing infrastructure that demands both standard and Fibre Channel device integration. How It's Used:
Overall, this backplane serves as a hardware foundation for managing device interconnectivity in HP systems, supporting flexible configuration and operational scalability without altering core system architecture. |
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