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Product Overview |
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The HP NIC Passthrough I/O Module enables direct network access for servers within HP BladeSystem enclosures. It’s designed to provide straightforward connectivity without the overhead of switching, fitting well in data center environments where network performance and simplicity are needed. |
General Information |
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| Brand | HP |
Connectivity & Physical |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The HP NIC Passthrough I/O Module provides a direct connection between servers and the network by bypassing traditional switching layers. Often found in data centers, this module facilitates efficient data transmission for environments requiring low latency and high throughput. Built for HP BladeSystem enclosures, it is commonly used by IT professionals managing virtualized workloads or applications needing dedicated network paths. This module helps maintain network performance and simplifies server networking setups. Key Features
This I/O module is typically deployed in enterprise data centers where blade servers require dedicated and reliable network connections. It plays a critical role in setups that prioritize speed and straightforward network architecture. |
Use Cases |
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The 011454-001 HP 10GbE NIC Passthrough I/O Module is typically deployed in data centers and enterprise IT environments where direct and high-speed network access is critical. It benefits organizations requiring low-latency connectivity and simplified network configurations within HP BladeSystem server infrastructures. How It's Used:
This module enhances operational efficiency by reducing network complexity and latency, allowing IT infrastructures to scale effectively while maintaining consistent performance. Its passthrough design fits seamlessly into existing HP BladeSystem environments, supporting both current and evolving workload demands. |