Description
Virtual Connect Module Simplifies
The HPE Virtual Connect module simplifies the management of data center network connections by integrating network and server connections into a single, flexible solution that can be managed through a single management interface. Virtual Connect provides a layer of abstraction between physical network connections and virtual machine (VM) connections, allowing administrators to manage the entire network and server connections as a single entity.
By simplifying the management of data center network connections, Virtual Connect helps to reduce the complexity of network management and enables administrators to focus on other critical tasks. It eliminates the need to configure individual network adapters and reduces the time and effort required to reconfigure network connections in response to changes in the data center environment.
With Virtual Connect, administrators can easily add, remove, or reconfigure server connections without having to physically access the server, simplifying the process of deploying and managing servers in the data center. In addition, Virtual Connect allows administrators to dynamically allocate network bandwidth to applications and VMs, improving network utilization and ensuring that applications have the resources they need to perform effectively.
Networking Technologies
Networking technologies are the various hardware and software components and protocols that are used to connect and manage computer networks. These technologies enable the communication and exchange of data between computers and other devices, allowing for the efficient sharing of resources and information.
Some common networking technologies include:
- Ethernet: A widely used local area network (LAN) technology that uses a physical cable to transmit data between devices.
- Wi-Fi: A wireless LAN technology that allows devices to connect to a network using radio signals.
- TCP/IP: A set of communication protocols that are used to transmit data over the internet and other networks.
- Routers: Devices that route data between networks and ensure that data is transmitted to its intended destination.
- Switches: Devices that connect multiple devices within a network and facilitate communication between them.
- Firewalls: Security devices that monitor and control incoming and outgoing network traffic to protect against cyber threats.
- VPN: A virtual private network (VPN) technology that allows users to securely connect to a remote network over the internet.
- Storage area networks (SANs): Networks that are designed to manage storage resources and provide high-speed data transfer between servers and storage devices.
- Cloud computing: A technology that enables users to access and use shared computing resources over the internet.
Networking technologies are critical to the success of organizations, as they provide the foundation for reliable, secure, and efficient communication and data exchange between devices. By incorporating the latest networking technologies, organizations can improve the performance of their IT operations, reduce costs, and support their critical business processes.
Data Center Networking
Data center networking refers to the infrastructure and components that provide communication and interconnectivity between the various devices, servers, storage systems, and applications within a data center. It is the backbone of the data center, responsible for transmitting data and providing access to resources, as well as enabling communication between different data centers and cloud environments.
Data center networking involves several key components, including switches, routers, firewalls, load balancers, and network-attached storage (NAS) devices. These components work together to provide high-speed, reliable, and secure connectivity within the data center. They also provide traffic management and control, which ensures that data is transmitted efficiently and without any disruptions.
Data center networking is essential for organizations to effectively manage their IT operations and support their critical business processes. It must be scalable, flexible, and secure, and it must also be able to accommodate increasing demands for bandwidth, speed, and data storage capacity. With the increasing complexity of data center environments and the growing importance of digital operations, data center networking has become a critical area of focus for many organizations.
DETAIL DESCRIPTION :
- Manufacturer: HP
- Manufacturer Part Number: 572216-001
- Type: Networking
- Sub-Type: Switch 20 Ports
- Form Factor : Plug-In Module
Networking:
- Ports Qty : 20
- Data Transfer Rate : 8.5 Gbps
- Data Link Protocol : 8gb Fibre Channel
- Fibre Channel : Fc-Al, Fc-Al-2, Fc-Fg, Fc-Fla, Fc-Gs, Fc-Gs-2, Fc-Gs-3, Fc-Ph, Fc-Ph-2, Fc-Ph-3, Fc-Vi
- Connectivity Technology : Wired
- Status Indicators : Port Status, Link Activity, Link Ok, Module Locator
- Features : Auto-Negotiation, Manageable
