BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
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DELL
A 16-port Fibre Pass Thru module for Dell servers, part Un328, weighing 5.1 units
This Dell Emulex module provides sixteen fibre ports in a pass-through configuration for server chassis connectivity. It suits administrators expanding fibre-channel links within compatible Dell enclosures. The unit arrives new and weighs 5.1 units. It is identified by part reference 328.
The pass-through design forwards signals without active switching, so total bandwidth depends on the attached transceivers and cabling. Distance and speed are constrained by the optics and fibre type chosen by the installer. The module adds no management layer of its own. Builders needing active switching or protocol conversion must look elsewhere.
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The Un328 module provides 16 fibre ports for pass-through connectivity in compatible Dell server enclosures.
The module weighs 5.1 units, so verify your rack shelf or chassis can support this load before mounting.
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