IBM 02XV165 Power System Enterprise Servers VPD Vital Product Data Card 564E For Sale
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IBM 02XV165 Power System Enterprise Servers VPD Vital Product Data Card 564E
Price: US $99.99
The IBM System VPD (Vital Product Data) Card is a specialized identification and configuration module used in IBM enterprise servers and Power Systems. It stores critical system information such as the machine type, model number, serial number, system identifiers, and configuration data required for proper hardware recognition and firmware initialization.
This card plays an essential role in system management by allowing the server firmware to validate hardware components and maintain accurate platform identification. It is commonly installed on the system backplane and is a key component in enterprise environments where reliability, serviceability, and system integrity are critical.
Designed for continuous operation, the VPD card helps ensure proper server functionality and is often required when replacing system boards or performing hardware maintenance on compatible IBM systems.
Specifications:
Product Type: Vital Product Data (VPD) Card
Brand: IBM
Function: System identification and configuration storage
Stored Information: Machine type, model, serial number, system IDs, and hardware configuration data
Installation: System backplane mounted
Application: IBM Power Systems and enterprise servers
Condition: Used (unless otherwise specified)
Features:
Stores critical system identity and configuration information
Supports proper firmware initialization and hardware recognition
Helps maintain system integrity and serviceability
Designed for IBM enterprise server platforms
Essential component for system maintenance and repairs
Reliable operation in mission-critical environments
Built for long-term use in 24/7 data center deployments