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Adds dual 8 Gb Fibre Channel connectivity to a server through a PCIe x8 slot
The HP AJ763-63002 Storageworks 82E is an 8Gb dual-channel Fibre Channel host bus adapter built for servers that connect to external storage arrays. It installs in a PCIe x8 slot and ships with a standard bracket for full-height chassis. This new adapter suits administrators expanding SAN connectivity in enterprise environments.
The card provides two independent 8Gb Fibre Channel ports on a single PCIe x8 interface, delivering the throughput needed for dual-path storage fabrics. Buyers who require a different port count, a higher link speed or a low-profile bracket will need another adapter.
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The adapter provides two independent Fibre Channel ports, each operating at 8 Gb/s, so the server can maintain two separate storage connections at that speed.
The card uses a PCIe x8 slot, which supplies enough lane bandwidth to run both 8 Gb/s Fibre Channel ports without bottlenecks.
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