As TheCleaner said, the vast majority of fibre storage will be LC/LC, which means you want to get LC/LC cables and ensure than any servers you plug in use LC HBAs (interface card). You probably can't find 2Gb HBAs these days, but a 4Gb or 8Gb HBA will be able to negotiate. OM3/OM4 fiber FC Fibre Channel—supports high rates Because of its high speed, low jitter, and high reliability, Fibre Channel FC has become the first choice for server and storage device connections. With the continuous development of server and storage technology, the speed of Fibre Channel FC is. FC SAN is a high-speed network that connects servers and storage devices, and the Inter Switch-Link joins and maintains the traffic flow between switches and routers. A benefit to FC is its reliability. It typically runs faster per lane with lower latency than Ethernet or SAS interfaces. If the cabling hasn't been properly installed, the network will not function as well as it could — and sometimes won't function at all. Finally, every data center's cabling infrastructure is on a spectrum between a fully scalable, manageable. Fibre Channel is primarily used to connect computer data storage to servers in storage area networks (SAN) in commercial data centers.
