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Adds a single 4.24 Gbps Fibre Channel port to a server through a PCI Express x8 slot
The IBM 59Y1987 is a Brocade-based host bus adapter that adds one Fibre Channel port to an IBM System x server. It connects through a PCI Express x8 slot and delivers a 4.24 Gbit/s data transfer rate for storage-area-network traffic. The low-profile plug-in card measures 2.7" by 6.6" by .7" and weighs approximately 4.50 oz. It suits administrators who need a single 4 Gbps link without occupying a larger bracket.
The adapter has no active cooling and relies on chassis airflow across its compact circuit board. With only one port and a 4.24 Gbps SerDes, the component draws minimal power from the PCI Express bus and adds no audible noise to the server. Standard front-to-back cooling in a System x enclosure is sufficient to keep the card within its operating temperature range during normal SAN operations.
Under sustained I/O the single 4.24 Gbps link maintains line-rate performance because the Brocade ASIC processes frames in hardware without host-CPU intervention. Latency remains consistent whether the workload is a short backup window or a day-long replication stream. The PCI Express x8 interface provides ample headroom so the host bus does not become a bottleneck during prolonged saturation of the Fibre Channel port.
| Brand | IBM |
|---|---|
| Speed | 4.24 Gbps |
| Connectors | 1 x Fiber Channel |
| Interface | PCI-Express |
Insert the card into a compatible PCI Express x8 slot, secure the low-profile bracket, then connect the single fibre-channel cable to the LC port. The step often missed is confirming the server BIOS recognises the adapter before installing the driver.
The card has no moving parts, so routine maintenance is limited to keeping the fibre connector clean and reseating the adapter if the server is moved. Replacement is only required if the port fails or a higher-speed HBA is needed.
The 4.24 Gbit/s line rate is the hard ceiling; once throughput reaches that level the adapter queues frames, so the bandwidth limit shows up before any thermal or CPU bottleneck.
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