IBM QLogic QLE2562 Fiber Channel Host Bus Adapter
Product Summary
- Manufacturer: IBM
- Product Model: QLE2562
- Mfg Part #: 42D0510
- UPC: 883436028226
- Category: Data Storage Devices
Product Description
The QLE2562 is a PCI Express, dual port, Fibre Channel (FC) Host Bus Adapter (HBA). The QLE2562 is part of the QLE2500 HBA product family that offers next generation 8Gb FC technology, meeting the business requirements of the enterprise data center.
Product Attributes
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Technical Information
Ports/Channels : 2 x LC Fibre Channel
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Media & Performance
Connectivity Media : Fiber
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Management & Protocols
Protocols : FC-Tape
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : Low-profile
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Miscellaneous
Green Compliant : Yes
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Product Details
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Technical Information
Ports/Channels : 2 x LC Fibre Channel
Host Interface : PCI Express x8
Topology : Switched Fabric
Topology : Point-to-Point
Fibre Channel Class Supported : Class 2
Fibre Channel Class Supported : Class 3
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Media & Performance
Connectivity Media : Fiber
Data Transfer Rate : 8 Gbps Fibre Channel Full-duplex
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Management & Protocols
Protocols : FC-Tape
Protocols : FCP-2
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Physical Characteristics
Form Factor : Low-profile
Dimensions : 2.5" Height x 6.6" Width
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Miscellaneous
Green Compliant : Yes
Green Compliance Certificate/Authority : RoHS