Promise VTrak Jx30 - storage controller - SATA 3Gb/s / SAS 6Gb/s - SAS 6Gb/s
Mfg # VTJ6GIOM
CDW # 3263071
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Providing up to 24Gb/s of bandwidth over the external multilane 6G SAS host interface, the VTrak Jx30 series allows storage applications to access their data at blistering speeds. The 6G SAS architecture paves the way for immense available bandwidth to support the flood of unstructured data now flowing across networks today.
The VTrak Jx30 series 6G SAS subsystems deliver a high performance SAS solution with advanced enterprise level reliability and functionality. Delivered in a Storage Bridge Bay (SBB) 2.0 compliant package, the Jx30 series offers the full redundancy that is expected of an enterprise solution. Dual active-active JBOD I/O modules allow for redundant data paths to ensure data availability while dual power supplies and cooling fans are in place to minimize downtime and any disruption to business continuity.
Providing up to 24Gb/s of bandwidth over the external multilane 6G SAS host interface, the VTrak Jx30 series allows storage applications to access their data at blistering speeds. The 6G SAS architecture paves the way for immense available bandwidth to support the flood of unstructured data now flowing across networks today.
The VTrak Jx30 series 6G SAS subsystems deliver a high performance SAS solution with advanced enterprise level reliability and functionality. Delivered in a Storage Bridge Bay (SBB) 2.0 compliant package, the Jx30 series offers the full redundancy that is expected of an enterprise solution. Dual active-active JBOD I/O modules allow for redundant data paths to ensure data availability while dual power supplies and cooling fans are in place to minimize downtime and any disruption to business continuity.
Providing up to 24Gb/s of bandwidth over the external multilane 6G SAS host interface, the VTrak Jx30 series allows storage applications to access their data at blistering speeds. The 6G SAS architecture paves the way for immense available bandwidth to support the flood of unstructured data now flowing across networks today.