Name: Brocade 10-Port 8GB SAN BladeCenter Switch Module
Brand: IBM
Price: 305.95 USD
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IBM 44X1927 Brocade 10-Port 8GB SAN BladeCenter Switch Module

The IBM Brocade 10-Port 8GB SAN BladeCenter Switch Module (part number 44X1927) delivers high-performance fibre channel connectivity for BladeCenter environments. Designed to integrate seamlessly into IBM BladeCenter chassis, this module provides rel... Read More

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Description

Overview
The IBM Brocade 10-Port 8GB SAN BladeCenter Switch Module (part number 44X1927) delivers high-performance fibre channel connectivity for BladeCenter environments. Designed to integrate seamlessly into IBM BladeCenter chassis, this module provides reliable, low-latency storage networking for demanding virtualized and mission-critical workloads.

Key Features

10 independent 8Gb fibre channel ports for scalable SAN connectivity
Hot-swap capable design minimizes downtime during maintenance
Advanced fabric services such as zoning, trunking and load balancing
Compact blade form factor optimized for IBM BladeCenter enclosures
Supports both point-to-point and switched fabric topologies
Built-in diagnostics and management via Brocade Network Advisor

Technical Specifications

Model/Part Number: 44X1927
Port Count: 10 x 8Gb fibre channel
Memory: 8GB DDR2 SDRAM
Power Consumption: typical 75 watts
Operating Temperature: 0 to 40 deg Celsius
Dimensions: fits standard BladeCenter slot (1U height)
Interface: Dual redundant management ports (RJ45)
Supported Protocols: FC-SCSI, FC-IP, FCoE (with appropriate adapters)

Applications
The switch module is ideal for data center and enterprise environments that require fast, reliable storage access. Typical use cases include:

Virtual machine host clustering with shared storage
High-performance database and analytics platforms
Backup and disaster recovery appliances
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) and customer relationship management (CRM) systems
Converged infrastructure solutions that combine compute and storage in a single chassis

By delivering robust fibre channel performance in a compact blade package, the IBM Brocade 10-Port 8GB SAN BladeCenter Switch Module helps organizations reduce latency, improve storage throughput, and simplify SAN management across their BladeCenter deployments.