HPE StoreFabric SN1100Q 16Gb Dual Port - Host bus adapter - PCIe 3.0 low profile - 16Gb Fibre Channel x 2 - for ProLiant DL325 Gen10, DL345 Gen10, DL365 Gen10, DX360 Gen10, XL220n Gen10, XL290n Gen10

HPE StoreFabric SN1100Q 16Gb Dual Port - Host bus adapter - PCIe 3.0 low profile - 16Gb Fibre Channel x 2 - for ProLiant DL325 Gen10, DL345 Gen10, DL365 Gen10, DX360 Gen10, XL220n Gen10, XL290n Gen10
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    • The Fibre Channel protocol is the most secure method to deliver data. The SN1100Q 16Gb HBA uses Fibre Channel as the data transport protocol. That protocol has no IP address and requires other devices to use the Fibre Channel protocol. This protocol helps eliminate any outside communications making it impervious to outside attacks. Data delivery is performed with extra features designed to automate error correction to prevent delivery retries. While the Fibre Channel protocol can securely deliver data on a connection, Fibre Channel also allows multiple physical connections from server to storage to reduce potential downtime from issues such as bad or unplugged cables, faulty connectors, faulty switch ports or weak storage controllers.
    • SAN Delivers a Compounding Set of Application and Storage Benefits. Implement a high-performance SAN data connection for improving database performance and their applications. If using virtual servers, realize each server will generate their I/O that could overrun an Ethernet network but would be accelerated on a Fibre Channel SAN network. Sharing a high-speed storage array helps maximize HPE ProLiant servers and their associated application performance while allowing storage management tasks to be performed on one storage device - not repetitive storage tasks at each HPE ProLiant.
    • Expand or Contract the SAN as Needed. A Fibre Channel SAN allows for the introduction of additional HPE ProLiant servers if there are available active Fibre Channel switch ports. Generally, an HPE ProLiant server can be introduced, configured, and booted without disruption to the existing devices. If physical servers are not part of the expansion strategy, virtual servers can be introduced with similar ease with products like VMware vSphere Storage vMotion where, for example, you can move multiple virtual machines onto a new server in the SAN.
    $1769.99/each