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End-to-end SAN solution for next-generation data centers 
Brocade 8 Gb Fibre Channel Host Bus 
Adapters for IBM System x 
Highlights 
■   Uniquely enables end-to­
end management on 
IBM® System x® storage 
components 
■   Maximizes I/O transfer rates 
with up to 500,000 IOPS per 
port at 8 Gbps 
■   Utilizes N_Port Trunking capa­
bility to create a single logical 
8 Gbps high-speed link
■   Supports virtualized environ­
ments with N_Port ID 
Virtualization (NPIV) for 
255 virtual ports 
The Brocade 8 Gb Fibre Channel 
single-port and dual-port host bus 
adapters (HBAs) provide a new level of 
server connectivity through unmatched 
hardware capabilities and unique soft­
ware configurability. This new class of 
HBA is designed to help IT organiza­
tions deploy and manage true end­
to-end SAN services across next-
generation data centers. 
End-to-end storage networking 
As part of the Brocade DCF architec­
ture, the Brocade single-port and dual-
port HBAs lay the foundation for 
extending fabric intelligence to servers, 
virtual machines, applications, and 
services—enabling end-to-end storage 
network management. Organizations 
have a platform to extend traditional 
Brocade fabric technologies—such as 
port trunking, load balancing, authenti­
cation, and encryption—to the HBA 
and server level.
By installing Brocade HBAs in System x 
servers, organizations will have the 
foundation to leverage NPIV and 
Adaptive Networking to maintain Quality 
of Service (QoS) from the virtual port 
throughout the fabric. In addition, 
Brocade Data Center Fabric Manager 
(DCFM) provides unified, end-to-end 
management across fabrics with 
Brocade FC switches and HBAs in con­
junction with System x servers. 
Strategic data center fabric architecture 
Most data centers were designed to 
meet basic connectivity options for 
physical servers, switches and storage. 
As virtualization becomes more preva­
lent, however, organizations require new 
connectivity options with higher per­
formance, guaranteed service levels, 
simplified management and greater 
data protection for both physical and 
virtualized environments. 
The Brocade Data Center Fabric archi­
tecture provides a strategic framework 
to help simplify data center connectivity, 
optimize performance and scalability, 
and reduce cost and risk. It combines 
storage networking and server-to-server 
clustering into a converged infrastruc­
ture composed of FC switches, direc­
tors and backbones along with this new 
class of HBA.