Name: JC471-61101 HPE 48-Port 1000Base-X SFP Expansion Module
Brand: HPE
SKU: JC471-61101
Price: 3334.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (130 reviews)

Product Overview
The JC471-61101 HPE 48-Port 1000Base-X SFP Expansion Module adds 48 fiber optic ports compliant with the 1000Base-X standard to compatible HPE switches. It supports a range of SFP transceivers, providing flexibility in fiber type and connection distance, and is designed to enhance uplink capacity within HPE network environments.

General Information
Brand	HPE

Technical Information
Ports	48
Data Transfer Rate	1000Base-X (1 Gbps)
Connector Type	SFP

Physical Characteristics
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	No

Product Description
The JC471-61101 HPE 48-Port 1000Base-X SFP Expansion Module provides additional fiber optic connectivity for compatible HPE network switches. It is generally utilized in data center or enterprise network environments to increase uplink port density and flexibility. Network administrators and IT professionals use this module to extend network capacity while maintaining 1 Gigabit Ethernet speeds through SFP ports. Key Features 48 SFP ports supporting 1000Base-X standard for Gigabit fiber connections Designed specifically for integration with HPE networking hardware Supports various SFP transceivers for different fiber types and distances Enables scalable network expansion without replacing existing switch hardware Compact form factor suitable for high-density network setups This expansion module allows organizations to increase their network throughput options by adding fiber-based Gigabit ports. It is valuable in scenarios requiring extended reach or higher port counts while retaining compatibility within an HPE networking infrastructure.

Use Cases
This expansion module is typically used in enterprise and data center networks where increased fiber optic uplink ports are needed. It benefits environments requiring scalable network capacity and supports users managing complex switching infrastructures. How It's Used: Adding fiber optic uplink ports to HPE switches in data centers Extending network reach using compatible SFP transceivers Increasing port density for enterprise network aggregation Supporting backbone connections between switches or routers Facilitating migration to fiber-based Gigabit Ethernet links This module plays an operational role by enabling network expansion and flexibility without replacing existing switch hardware. It supports network growth while maintaining standard-compliant 1 Gigabit fiber connectivity within HPE setups.

FAQ's
What type of ports does the JC471-61101 module provide? The JC471-61101 provides 48 SFP ports supporting 1000Base-X Gigabit fiber connections. These ports accept SFP transceivers for various fiber optic cables. Is this module compatible with all HPE switches? This module is designed for specific HPE networking equipment. Compatibility depends on the switch model and firmware; verify with official HPE documentation before installation. What fiber types are supported by the SFP ports? The SFP ports support multiple fiber types depending on the installed transceivers, including multimode and single-mode fibers, according to the 1000Base-X standard. Can this module be installed without replacing existing hardware? Yes, it serves as an expansion module allowing uplink port increases without replacing the base switch hardware, enabling scalable network growth. Does the module support automatic speed negotiation? The module supports 1000Base-X speeds standardized for SFP ports, but speed negotiation details depend on the switch and transceiver capabilities. Are there specific installation requirements for the JC471-61101? Installation requires compatible HPE switch models with expansion slots designed for this module. Follow HPE guidelines to ensure correct installation and configuration.

JC471-61101 HPE 48-Port 1000Base-X SFP Expansion Module

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