unreal thunder
I just noticed this today. This X50210 is the NetApp equivalent of the BiDi for 100G. It works on these adapter cards: X50130B, X50131A, X50131B, X50135A, X60135A
On the following platforms: ASA A1K, ASA A70, ASA A90, ASA A20, ASA A30, ASA A50, AFF A70, AFF A90, AFF A1K, AFF A20, AFF A30, AFF A50, AFF C80, AFF C80 r2, AFX 1K, AFF C30, AFF C30 r2, AFF C60, AFF C60 r2, ASA C30, FAS70, FAS90, FAS50 (basically all the new platforms)
rapid condor
The description for the part says 100G-DR1, which uses PAM4 and a single wavelength so technically not BiDi.
SMF, max 500 meters
A matching SFP28 in a Cisco switch would most likely be QSFP-100G-DR-S.
We also have a new 100G-FR1 that has a max distance of 2 km
There seems to be 2 variants but the part numbers looks a bit odd in HWU so not sure what is up with that.
"NO_FRU_COHERENT_FTLC4353RJPL" and "NO_FRU_ ACCELINK_RTXM500-210".
Quite frequently, customers are asking about SMF, sometimes because of distance, other times because they say they have standardised on SMF.
So these parts are nice additions.
unreal thunder
Of course to good to be true. Not keeping up with all the fiber lingo
severe geode
Re: "NO_FRU_COHERENT_FTLC4353RJPL" and "NOFRU ACCELINK_RTXM500-210".
Hardware Universe uses the "NO_FRU_" nomenclature to document that these 3rd party vendor optics are supported, but NetApp doesn't sell them (no X-part number).