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Product Overview |
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The AP772-63001 - HP MPX200 1GbE Multi Function Blade Router provides essential routing functions within HP blade server systems. It fits into modular chassis designs allowing high-density routing capabilities without expanding physical footprint. The blade router supports standard network protocols and ensures smooth interconnection of 1GbE segments, offering dependable network performance in consolidated infrastructure setups. |
General Information |
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| Brand | HP |
Technical Information |
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| Data Transfer Rate | 1 Gbps |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Product Description |
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The AP772-63001 is a multi-function blade router built for 1GbE network connectivity. It is commonly found in modular server chassis where space and performance efficiency are priorities. This product is often utilized by IT professionals managing network infrastructure within data centers or enterprise environments. Key Features
The AP772-63001 contributes to streamlined network architectures by consolidating routing capabilities within blade environments. Its reliable performance helps maintain consistent data flow and reduces the need for additional standalone routing equipment. Overall, it is a practical component for network setups that require compact, manageable, and effective routing solutions. |
Use Cases |
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The AP772-63001 blade router is typically used within enterprise data centers and large-scale IT environments requiring integrated network routing. It benefits network administrators and engineers who manage high-density blade server deployments and need streamlined routing solutions embedded in existing hardware. How It's Used:
Its role in these settings is to maintain efficient network flow while minimizing hardware complexity. Integrating routing functions directly into blade servers reduces cabling and device count, which supports operational efficiency and smoother scalability. |