Name: AW576A#ABA HP SN6000 24-Port 8Gbps Stackable Fibre Channel Switch
Brand: HP
SKU: AW576A#ABA
Price: 1635.36 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (119 reviews)

Product Overview
The AW576A#ABA - HP SN6000 24-Ports 8GB/s Stackable Fiber Channel Switch delivers high-speed fiber channel connectivity tailored for SAN deployments. It fits within enterprise storage networks, offering stackable expansion and consistent performance to meet data transfer demands.

General Information
Brand	HP

Technical Information
Protocol	Fibre Channel (FC)
Data Rate	8Gbps
Connector Type	SFP+ (LC)
Network Topology	Switched Fabric (N-Port)

Advanced Features & Compatibility
Management Features	Full Fabric Support, Diagnostics (D_Port)

Physical Characteristics
Form Factor	1U Rackmount
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	No
Eco Friendly	Yes
Compliance Standards	WEEE, RoHS, CE, FCC

Product Description
The AW576A#ABA is a fiber channel switch designed to facilitate high-speed data transfer within storage area networks. It is commonly found in data centers and enterprise network infrastructures where reliable and fast storage connectivity is essential. IT professionals and storage administrators benefit from its robust design and scalable architecture. Key Features High-density 24-port fiber channel connectivity supporting 8Gb/s speeds Modular stacking capability to expand SAN capacity seamlessly Advanced zoning and traffic management to enhance storage security and performance Low latency switching for efficient data flow Comprehensive management tools compatible with common SAN software This switch plays a critical role in ensuring consistent storage performance and network uptime. Its reliability and scalability provide a dependable foundation for growing SAN environments without sacrificing throughput or stability.

Use Cases
This fiber channel switch is typically implemented in medium to large data center environments where high throughput and flexible SAN configurations are necessary. Storage teams and network engineers rely on it to maintain efficient and scalable storage fabric operations. How It's Used: Connecting storage arrays within enterprise SANs for high-speed data access Stacking multiple switches to increase port density in data center racks Facilitating virtualization infrastructures requiring robust storage networking Supporting backup and disaster recovery systems with reliable data paths Integrating with storage clusters to optimize throughput and latency By enabling scalable and manageable SAN environments, this switch supports operational efficiency and ensures steady performance under varying workloads. Its design accommodates growth and evolving infrastructure demands without compromising stability.