Xserve Fibre Channel card now has 4Gb
Sorry about the original headline, folks: editing error on my part. Apple quietly added two more high-speed Fibre Channel cards to the product lineup last week: dual and quad-port 4Gb cards are now orderable from the Apple Store with ship dates 7-10 days out (dual-channel card) or 4-6 weeks out (quad-channel card). These cards are PCI Express and compatible only with the Mac Pro or the Intel-based XServe.For those feeling the need for speed, keep in mind that the XServe RAID still tops out with the built-in dual 2Gb FC ports. To get the benefit of the 4Gb channels on the new cards, you'd have to connect to a 4Gb fiber switch with aggregated bandwidth from several RAIDs (typical of an Xsan deployment).
[via Macenterprise/alienRAID]
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Sorry about the original headline, folks: editing error on my part. Apple quietly added two more high-speed Fibre Channel cards to the...
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Michael Rose
Sorry, Ivailo, editing error on my part.
February 19 2007 at 10:28 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down Reply
Ivailo Djilianov
Wrong heading, wrong content!
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