HPE SN1100Q 16GB Dual Port Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapter

Description

The HPE SN1000Q 16Gb Host Bus Adapters allow faster storage and retrieval of essential information. The HPE SN1000Q Host Bus Adapter utilizes high-bandwidth cloud and storage-heavy applications such as backup, database transactions, and rich media. The SN1000Q 16Gb HBAs are designed for higher virtual machine density and bandwidth requirement scenarios, allowing more applications and virtual machines to run on a single server and port, resulting in less cabling and a higher return on IT investment. A 16GB FC HBA is backward compatible with 8GB and 4GB storage networks, ensuring future investment protection. The SN1000Q 16GB HBAs give twice the I/O performance of 8GB FC HBAs, taking storage networking performance and efficiency to the next level. Twice the I/O performance of 8 Gb Fibre Channel (FC) HBAs is provided by the HPE SN1100Q 16Gb Host Bus Adapters. The infrastructure needed for more powerful servers and data-intensive applications in virtualized environments is provided by switching to 16 GB of technology. Faster data storage and retrieval is made possible by the enhanced I/O performance while utilizing storage-intensive applications like virtualization, database transactions, backup/restore, and rich media. created to facilitate the growth of the Fibre channel storage network’s Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) technology. End-to-end quality of service (QoS) is provided by the HPE SN1100Q 16Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus Adapters, which also offer industry standards-based class-specific control (CS CTL) and N-Port ID virtualization (NPIV). doubles the maximum number of virtual machines (VMs) that may be handled for each physical HBA port and provides a 16Gbps line rate per physical port. Advanced diagnostic features like D-port diagnostics, Link Cable Beaconing (LCB), Read Diagnostic Parameters (RDP), enhanced FDMI, FC Ping, and FC Trace Route can help minimize troubleshooting and downtime when combined with HPE SN1000Q B-series FC switches. Administrators of data centers do not have to worry about conflicts arising from various requests coming from the virtualized servers. increases application performance and host utilization.