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Adds a single-channel 1 Gb Fibre Channel connection to a PCI slot
The SUN 375-0040 is a single-channel Fibre Channel host bus adapter that plugs into a PCI slot. It delivers 1 Gb connectivity for storage-area-network links in servers or workstations. The module is supplied new and weighs 5.1 units.
Before ordering, confirm that your system has an available PCI slot with the correct keying for this adapter. Check that your operating system includes or can load a compatible driver for the SUN 375-0040. Ensure the Fibre Channel fabric uses 1 Gb optics or transceivers that match the adapter speed.
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| Brand name | SUN |
The package contains the single-channel PCI Fibre Channel host bus adapter only. Cables and SFP modules for the Fibre Channel link must be purchased separately.
This model is a single 1Gb Fibre Channel adapter on a PCI bus. No other capacity or version options are offered for the 375-0040 part number.
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