Four different Fibre Channel (FC) testing functions can be performed by the FCAccess 4000, a multi function card for designing, developing, integrating and supporting Fibre Channel systems and devices ...

I have an Apple 4 GB Fibre Channel PCI card (LSI manufactured) and I am wondering if I can use it with an M1 Mac. I was looking at the OWC Mercury Helios 3S thunderbolt PCI expansion chassis to house ...

The FC-75162 Fibre Channel network access controller PMC card targets data management in laboratory, avionics maintenance, and testing and simulation applications. The dual-channel air-cooled card is ...

The QLE2562 dual-port PCI Express, Fibre Channel host bus adapter card has 3,200-Mbyte/s speed, dynamic provisioning, and enhanced security with SAN-level authentication (FC-SP) and fabric-level ...

FWB Software Inc. has released the Wavelength FC HA 1100, a PCI expansion card that adds high-speed Fibre Channel connectivity to your Power Mac. The company has also advised customers by e-mail that ...

I haven't touched Fibre Channel since its very early days and therefore need some help/advice from people who have dealt with modern FC stuff. I got a few Emulex LP10000 and QLogic QLE2460 4Gbps FC ...

Studio Network Solutions (SNS) on Monday announced Ellipse and Ellipse Enterprise Fibre Channel expansion cards for Mac Pros and Power Macs. The cards start at $779. SNS is offering single, dual-port ...

In the network world, the picture is quite different. Here the environment is unstructured, open and behaves much more unpredictably. All devices can talk to any other device at any time. One ...

QLogic has announced it is shipping the industry’s first Ethernet and Fibre Channel combo expansion card for IBM BladeCenter servers. From the release: The QLogic® Ethernet and 4Gb Fibre Channel ...

In the frenzy to virtualize servers, companies are forgetting to virtualize an important and yet critical component of their infrastructures: the network addresses and I/O of the Ethernet and Fibre ...

There has been some concern recently of Fibre Channel Over Ethernet's (FCoE's) readiness to be deployed as an IT infrastructure. While the technology will continue to develop, it should be suitable ...