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Four-pack of 16 Gb Fibre Channel SFP transceivers for short-wave SAN links
This HP C8R24B transceiver pack contains four 16GB shortwave Fibre Channel SFP modules. The modules are designed for HP MSA storage arrays and provide a straightforward way to add or expand fibre connectivity in a storage area network. Each unit is supplied new in a four-pack configuration.
Buyers needing a different Fibre Channel speed, longwave optics or a single module instead of a four-pack should look at alternative transceiver options. Compatibility is limited to hardware that accepts 16GB shortwave SFP form factor.
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Yes, each transceiver in the 4-pack is rated for 16 GB Fibre Channel and plugs into a standard SFP+ port on a compatible switch or HBA.
The switch will negotiate each port independently, so 16 GB and 8 GB SFP+ modules can coexist in the same chassis without conflict.
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