Wholesale QLE2692-SR QLE2692-SR-CK 16Gb/s Dual Port SR-Optic FC Fibre Channel HBA PCIe 3.0 X8 With Two Transceivers

QLogic QLE2692-SR-CK Fiber Channel HBA Product Introduction

overview

QLogic QLE2692-SR-CK is a high-performance 16Gb dual port fiber channel host bus adapter (HBA) designed specifically for enterprise storage area networks (SANs). It is based on mature QLogic technology, providing high throughput, low latency, and excellent reliability, suitable for critical business applications such as virtualization environments, big data storage, and high-performance computing (HPC).

Key Features

high-performance

Supports 16Gb/s fiber channel (compatible with 8Gb/s and 4Gb/s), with a bandwidth of up to 1600MB/s per port, meeting high-density data transmission requirements.

PCIe 3.0 x8 interface provides sufficient system bus bandwidth to avoid bottlenecks.

Dual port design

Integrate 2 SFP+fiber ports, support redundant connections and load balancing, and enhance SAN availability.

Enterprise level reliability

Hardware acceleration features such as TCP/IP offloading and T10 PI data integrity protection ensure data security.

Supports hot swapping and link redundancy, suitable for high availability environments.

Wide compatibility

Compatible with mainstream operating systems (Windows, Linux, VMware iPadOS, etc.) and storage platforms (EMC, NetApp, HPE, etc.).

Support NPIV (N_Port ID Virtualization) to optimize multi virtual machine access in virtualized environments.

Low latency and high energy efficiency

Adopting efficient ASIC design to reduce CPU overhead and improve energy efficiency.

technical specifications

Model: QLE2692-SR-CK

Interface: PCIe 3.0 x8

Number of ports: 2 16Gb SFP ports+

Transmission rates: 16Gb/s, 8Gb/s, 4Gb/s (adaptive)

Protocol support: FC-PI-5, FCP-4, SCSI-FCP-4

Appearance specification: Full height half length (FHHL)

Operating system support:

Windows Server、RHEL、SLES、Ubuntu

VMware vSphere、Citrix XenServer

Application scenarios

Enterprise SAN storage connectivity

Virtualized data centers (such as vSphere/Hyper-V)

High I/O load environment for databases (Oracle, SQL Server)

Cloud infrastructure and disaster recovery solutions