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Cisco Refurb. Emulex LPe32002-M2 Dual Port 32G Fibre Channel PCIe 3.0 x8 HBA

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Item#: 41719099 // MFG Part#: UCSC-PCIEBD32GF-RF // By: Cisco
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$2,222.95 
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  • PCI Express 3.0 x8
  • 28.05Gbps Transfer Rate
  • 32Gb Fibre Channel Gen 6 (Short Wave) Protocol(s)
  • BSMI Class A, China RoHS, CSA, EU RoHS, FCC, ICES Class A, MSIP Class A, RCM, TUV Bauart, UL, VCCI Class A Compliant
The Emulex Gen 6 (32Gb) Fiber Channel (FC) Host Bus Adapters (HBAs) by Broadcom are designed to address the demanding performance, reliability and management requirements of modern networked storage systems that utilize high performance and low latency solid state storage drives for caching and persistent storage as well as hard disk drive arrays.
Fiber Channel is the gold standard for network storage connectivity in enterprise and cloud deployments. The latest Emulex Gen 6 FC HBAs offer higher performance, lower latency, enhanced diagnostics and manageability for Cisco UCS C-Series rack servers. The LPe32000-series HBAs are available with single or dual 32GFC optics.
Unique to Fibere Channel technology is its deep ecosystem support making it ideal for large scale, easyto-manage storage deployments. Users can count on a complete suite of management software, inbox drivers for mainstream server operating systems, software-defined storage APIs and tools, and the strength to support high servicelevel agreement (SLA) applications.
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