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weastlinks SFF-8088 to SFF-8087 Mini SAS 36P to 26P 12Gbps sas cable
Connects a 36-pin SAS 8087 port to a 26-pin Mini SAS 8088 port at 12 Gbps
- Connects external 8088 port to internal 8087 controller
- 12 Gbps bandwidth supports high-throughput SAS links
- 26-pin SFF-8088 plugs into external enclosures
- 36-pin SFF-8087 mates with internal backplanes
- Direct server built-in to external data cable
SFF-8088 to SFF-8087 SAS cable
This 12Gbps cable bridges an external SFF-8088 26-pin port to an internal SFF-8087 36-pin connector. It lets administrators link an external SAS enclosure or JBOD directly to a server backplane or RAID controller without an intermediate adapter.
Suits direct server-to-enclosure links
Builders who need to connect an internal SAS controller to an external drive shelf will find the pin-out match they need. Installers requiring a different pin count, a longer reach than the listed lengths, or a non-SAS protocol should look at other cable types.
No bundled accessories or software
The package contains only the cable assembly itself. No brackets, screws, driver discs or management utilities are included, so the installer must supply any mounting hardware or configuration tools required by the host system.
Highlights
- Connects external 8088 port to internal 8087 controller
- 12 Gbps bandwidth supports high-throughput SAS links
- 26-pin SFF-8088 plugs into external enclosures
- 36-pin SFF-8087 mates with internal backplanes
- Direct server built-in to external data cable
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a controller or HBA with an SFF-8087 36-pin port to use this cable?
Yes, one end plugs into an internal SFF-8087 36-pin SAS connector on a controller or backplane, so that port must be present.
Will this 12 Gbps cable work with my older 6 Gbps SAS drives and backplane?
It will connect physically, and the link will negotiate down to the lowest common speed supported by both ends.
How can I verify the link is running at 12 Gbps after installation?
Check the controller BIOS or OS utility for the negotiated link speed; it should report 12 Gbps per lane when all devices support it.
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