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Product Overview |
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The QLogic SANbox 5602 SB5602-08A is a Fibre Channel switch designed for SAN environments. It features eight 4Gbps and four 10Gbps Fibre Channel ports, providing versatile connectivity options for storage networking. This model supports mixed speed ports to accommodate varied device capabilities and upgrade paths. |
General Information |
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| Brand | QLogic |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Condition | Refurbished |
| Weight | 3.00 |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Product Description |
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The QLogic SANbox 5602 SB5602-08A is a Fibre Channel switch designed to facilitate high-speed storage networking. It provides a combination of eight 4Gbps and four 10Gbps Fibre Channel ports, enabling flexible connectivity options for SAN deployments. This switch is primarily used in data centers and enterprise storage environments to interconnect servers and storage arrays. Typically deployed by IT professionals managing storage infrastructures, the SANbox 5602 supports mixed port speeds within a single chassis, allowing gradual upgrades or varied device connections. Key Features
This switch plays a central role in managing SAN traffic by linking servers and storage devices over Fibre Channel protocols. Its mix of port speeds allows organizations to adapt to evolving storage performance requirements without replacing the entire switch infrastructure. |
Use Cases |
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The QLogic SANbox 5602 SB5602-08A is commonly used in enterprise data centers and storage networks requiring flexible SAN connectivity. It serves environments with mixed Fibre Channel device speeds and is suitable for organizations managing diverse storage hardware. How It's Used:
By offering multiple port speeds, this switch enables flexible SAN design and expansion without requiring uniform device speeds. It helps maintain operational continuity during hardware refresh cycles or mixed device deployments. |
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