Brocade FCX 624 - switch - 24 ports - managed - rack-mountable
Mfg # FCX624-E
CDW # 2456898
| UNSPSC 43222612
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The Brocade FCX 624 Switch provides new levels of performance, flexibility, and manageability required for today's growing enterprise data centers. Featuring advanced capabilities and a purpose-built design, this switch supports modern data center architectures where wire-speed performance and cost reduction are both high priorities.
In fact, the innovative design doubles the number of 10 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) connections between network layers, making the switches ideal for highly utilized virtual data centers.
This 24-port data center switch features four ports of 10 GbE capabilities and reversible front-to-back airflow. Utilizing Brocade IronStack technology, organizations can horizontally stack up to eight top-of-rack switches into a single logical switch, simplifying management in the network access layer.
Modern enterprise data centers have strict requirements in regard to form factor, port density, power redundancy, and airflow for servers, storage, and networking equipment. To meet those requirements, the Brocade FCX 624 switch features a purpose-built design to extend proven Brocade technology into the data center.
In fact, the innovative design doubles the number of 10 Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) connections between network layers, making the switches ideal for highly utilized virtual data centers.
This 24-port data center switch features four ports of 10 GbE capabilities and reversible front-to-back airflow. Utilizing Brocade IronStack technology, organizations can horizontally stack up to eight top-of-rack switches into a single logical switch, simplifying management in the network access layer.
Modern enterprise data centers have strict requirements in regard to form factor, port density, power redundancy, and airflow for servers, storage, and networking equipment. To meet those requirements, the Brocade FCX 624 switch features a purpose-built design to extend proven Brocade technology into the data center.