NetApp Refurbished Network Cards
Find refurbished NetApp network cards, mezzanine cards, and I/O modules by part number, tested and ready to ship. NetApp cards are built for specific controllers, so the quickest way to the right one is the X-number or 111- part number on the card you’re replacing. The range runs from 10Gb SFP+ to 100Gb QSFP28 Ethernet, plus Fibre Channel cards for SAN connectivity.
Every card is inspected and tested before shipping under our ISO 9001-certified quality management system. Orders ship from our warehouse in Denmark — with express delivery, your order will be delivered within 1–2 working days.
- 1-year warranty on all parts
- Tested under ISO 9001-certified quality control
- Save up to 80% compared to new
- Help matching the right card to your NetApp controller
Network Cards Matched to Your NetApp Controller
Most NetApp network cards only fit one controller family. Mezzanine cards plug straight into the controller board, as in the FAS8300 and AFF A400. Larger systems like the FAS9000 and AFF A700 use dedicated I/O modules, and PCIe cards cover older and mid-range models. Order by NetApp part number, and check the slot in NetApp’s Hardware Universe before you replace or add a card.
Can’t Find Your Part Number?
Stock on NetApp network cards changes often, and many part numbers come in and out of stock. Send us the part number and quantity, and we’ll check availability and lead time with our supplier network. For drives, shelves, and other parts, see all refurbished NetApp storage.
FAQ
Will a refurbished NetApp network card work in my controller?
Yes, as long as the part number is supported for your controller model and slot. Match the X-number or 111- part number on your current card, or send us your controller model and we’ll confirm the right card before you order.
What’s the difference between a mezzanine card and a PCIe card?
A mezzanine card mounts directly on the controller board and only fits the controller it was designed for. A PCIe card goes in a standard expansion slot, which gives more flexibility on older and mid-range NetApp systems.
Do NetApp network cards include SFPs?
Some do, and the product title says so. Others ship as bare cage cards without optics, so check the listing or ask us if you need SFPs included.
