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HP 411121-001 Brocade Bladesystem 4/24 SAN Switch Module with 4 GBICs
A refurbished SAN switch module for BladeSystem with 24 ports and four GBICs included
- Brocade Bladesystem SAN switch module integrates into blade enclosures
- 24 ports support fabric connectivity with four GBICs included
- HP part 411121-001 identifies the module for ordering
- Unit weighs 5.1 for rack planning
SAN switch module for BladeSystem enclosures
The HP 411121-001 is a Brocade 4/24 SAN switch module designed for HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosures. It provides Fibre Channel connectivity for blade servers with four GBIC transceivers included. The module occupies a single interconnect bay and weighs 5.1 units. It suits administrators expanding storage networking in an existing BladeSystem chassis.
Buyers needing more than four ports or 8 Gb speeds
This module is limited to four ports and 4 Gb Fibre Channel performance. Organisations requiring higher port density, faster link speeds or support for newer Fibre Channel generations should evaluate other switch modules. It is also unsuitable for racks that do not accept BladeSystem interconnect form factors.
Highlights
- Brocade Bladesystem SAN switch module integrates into blade enclosures
- 24 ports support fabric connectivity with four GBICs included
- HP part 411121-001 identifies the module for ordering
- Unit weighs 5.1 for rack planning
Specifications
| Brand | HP |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 4.99 kg |
| Package size | 457 × 305 × 76 mm |
Questions about this item
How loud does the 411121 switch run when it operates continuously?
The refurbished module includes internal fans that spin up under load; expect audible airflow in a quiet rack but no published decibel figure.
Which enclosure and power infrastructure must already be in place for this module to function?
It installs in an HP BladeSystem c-Class chassis and draws power from the chassis power supplies — no separate AC cord is required.
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