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QLogic Corp.
Dual-port Fibre Channel HBA delivers 4 Gbps connectivity over PCIe x4 with a standard bracket
This QLogic Sanblade 2462 is a dual-port Fibre Channel host bus adapter that operates at 4 Gbps per port. It connects through a PCIe x4 slot and ships with a standard bracket for full-height chassis. The card targets servers and workstations that attach to 4 Gbps SAN fabrics.
It fits environments that run established 4 Gbps Fibre Channel storage networks and need two independent ports. Builders who require 8 Gbps or higher link speeds should consider other options. Systems without an available PCIe x4 slot cannot install this adapter.
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Power down the server, open the chassis, align the card with an available PCIe x4 slot, press firmly until seated, then secure the standard bracket screw to the case.
Keep the optical ports clean with lint-free wipes and isopropyl alcohol, reseat the card if link errors appear, and update firmware from the vendor when new releases address stability or compatibility.
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