EMC Isilon Dual SAS Quad Port HBA 6Gbps PCI-e 105-575-000

The EMC Isilon Dual SAS Quad Port HBA (Part Number: 105-575-000) is a high-performance host bus adapter designed to enhance data transfer and connectivity in enterprise storage environments. It provides robust, reliable, and efficient integration with EMC Isilon storage systems, enabling seamless scalability and superior data throughput.

This HBA features dual SAS quad ports and supports 6Gbps SAS connectivity, ensuring fast and consistent data transfer rates. Its PCI-e interface guarantees compatibility with a wide range of server platforms, optimizing performance for storage-intensive applications. The adapter is engineered to support multi-path I/O, improving data access reliability and redundancy.

The quad-port configuration allows flexible deployment scenarios, enabling simultaneous connections to multiple SAS devices, enhancing storage resource utilization. This design is particularly suitable for high-demand workloads such as big data analytics, virtualization, and media content delivery.

The EMC Isilon HBA is built with advanced error correction and fault tolerance capabilities, ensuring data integrity and reducing the risk of data loss. Its compact and efficient design makes installation straightforward, and it integrates seamlessly with EMC’s robust management tools.

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This adapter is a critical component for optimizing performance in enterprise storage systems.

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