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A 40 Gbps direct-attach copper cable with QSFP+ connectors on both ends for short-reach switch and server links
The HP X242 is a 40G QSFP+ direct-attach copper cable designed for short-reach links between switches, servers and storage arrays in the data centre. It ships new and carries the JH235A part number for easy ordering.
A three-metre passive assembly works reliably inside a single rack or adjacent cabinets, but signal integrity drops beyond this length without active electronics. Buyers who need longer runs or fibre connectivity must choose a different cable type.
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The cable is a 3 metre direct attach copper assembly with QSFP+ connectors on both ends, so measure the distance between your switch and server ports to confirm the reach.
The 40G designation indicates the cable supports 40 gigabit per second aggregate bandwidth across its four lanes when connected to compatible QSFP+ ports.
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