Fujitsu Sanblade QLE2462 Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: Fujitsu
- Product Model: QLE2462
- Mfg Part #: S26361-F3483-L2
- Category: Data Storage Devices
Product Description
The QLE2462 is the industry's first, true enterprise class, 4-Gbps to PCI Express x4 HBA. The QLE2462 not only delivers unprecedented levels of performance and availability, but also intelligent networking features specific to enterprise class data centers.
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Ports/Channels : 2 x LC
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Media & Performance
Connectivity Media : Multi-mode
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Management & Protocols
Protocols : SCSI-FCP
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Memory
Standard Memory : 1 MB SRAM Per Port
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : Low-profile
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information :
Bus Standards:
PCI Express 1.0a , PCI Express 1.1 , PCI Express 1.0 , - See More
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Ports/Channels : 2 x LC
Host Interface : PCI Express x4
Fabric Supported : N_Port
Fabric Supported : NL_Port
Fabric Supported : F_Port
Fabric Supported : FL_Port
Topology : Point-to-Point
Topology : Arbitrated Loop
Topology : Switched Fabric
Fibre Channel Class Supported : Class 2
Fibre Channel Class Supported : Class 3
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Media & Performance
Connectivity Media : Multi-mode
Data Transfer Rate : 4.25 Gbps
Data Transfer Rate : 2.12 Gbps
Data Transfer Rate : 1.06 Gbps
Data Throughput : 12.80 Gbps
Distance Supported : 1640 ft 50/125 µm @ 1 Gbps
Distance Supported : 984 ft 50/125 µm @ 1 Gbps
Distance Supported : 984 ft 50/125 µm @ 2 Gbps
Distance Supported : 492 ft 62.5/125 µm @ 2 Gbps
Distance Supported : 492 ft 50/125 µm @ 4 Gbps
Distance Supported : 230 ft 62.5/125 µm @ 4 Gbps
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Management & Protocols
Protocols : SCSI-FCP
Protocols : FC-IP
Protocols : FC-Tape
Protocols : FCP-2
Protocols : FC-PH
Protocols : FC-PH2
Protocols : FC-PH3
Protocols : FC-AL-2
Protocols : FC-FLA
Protocols : FC-PLDA
Protocols : FC-GS-3
Protocols : FC-GS-2
Protocols : FC-FS
Management :
SANsurfer FC HBA Manager
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Memory
Standard Memory : 1 MB SRAM Per Port
Standard Memory : 128 KB Flash
Standard Memory : 2 KB NVRAM
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : Low-profile
Dimensions : 6.6" Height x 2.7" Width
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Miscellaneous
Additional Information :
Bus Standards:
PCI Express 1.0a , PCI Express 1.1 , PCI Express 1.0 ,