HPE StoreFabric SN6620C 24-port 32Gb SFP+ Fibre Channel Switch - Switch - Managed - 24 x 32Gb Fibre Channel SFP+ + 24 x 32Gb Fibre Channel SFP+ Ports on Demand + 4 x QSFP+ - rack-mountable - with 24x 32 Gbps SW SFP+ transceiver

Are you looking for a high-speed Fiber Channel connectivity for All-Flash arrays? HPE StoreFabric SN6620C Fiber Channel Switch delivers 32 Gbps FC switching providing high-speed FC connectivity from the server rack to the SAN core. It empowers small, midsize, and large enterprises that are rapidly deploying cloud-scale applications providing the benefits of greater bandwidth, scale, and consolidation.

• High-speed fiber channel connectivity for all-flash arrays
• More flexibility
• Easy manageability
• Intelligent network services for SAN

• High-speed fiber channel connectivity for all-flash arrays
  HPE StoreFabric SN6620C Fiber Channel Switch provides consistent 32 Gbps low-latency performance across every FC port on the switch.
• More flexibility
  Increased fabric scalability provides more flexibility for a variety of SAN architectures.
• Easy manageability
  HPE StoreFabric SN6620C Fiber Channel Switch supports enhanced diagnostic features such as inter-switch link (ISL) and host-bus-adapter (HBA) diagnostics, read diagnostic parameter, link cable beacon, and advanced reliability features such as forward error correction (FEC) with HBA ports.
• Intelligent network services for SAN
  HPE StoreFabric SN6620C Fiber Channel Switch supports slow-drain detection and isolation, VSAN technology, access control lists for hardware-based intelligent frame processing, smart zoning, and other various services.

Are you looking for a high-speed Fiber Channel connectivity for All-Flash arrays? HPE StoreFabric SN6620C Fiber Channel Switch delivers 32 Gbps FC switching providing high-speed FC connectivity from the server rack to the SAN core. It empowers small, midsize, and large enterprises that are rapidly deploying cloud-scale applications providing the benefits of greater bandwidth, scale, and consolidation.