网络设备
NVIDIA BlueField-2 P-Series MBF2H332A-AENOT DPU
- 形态
- HHHL PCIe DPU
- 接口
- SFP56 cages, default SFP28 mode
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| 封装类型 | HHHL PCIe DPU |
|---|---|
| ecc | Yes |
| crypto | No |
| family | BlueField-2 |
| Emmc gb | 64 |
| category | ethernet_dpu |
| Arm cores | 8 |
| 接口 | SFP56 cages, default SFP28 mode |
| protocols | Ethernet |
| Port count | 2 |
| 料号 | MBF2H332A-AENOT |
| Secure boot | No |
| Host interface | PCIe 4.0 x8 |
| Oob 管理 | 1 GbE BASE-T |
| Reference PSID | MT_0000000539 |
| Onboard ddr4 gb | 16 |
| Ddr4 rate (MT/s) | 3200 |
| Speed or compute | 25 GbE |
| Lifecycle literal | Mass Production |
| Ports or connector | 2 SFP56 cages; default SFP28 mode; 1 GbE OOB |
| Canonical order code | 900-9D206-0053-SQ0 |
| Card dimensions (mm) | 68.9 x 167.65 |
| Ethernet supported rates (Gb/s) | 1, 10, 25 |
| Operating temperature (degrees C) | 0 to 55 |
产品问答
Is this an ordinary NIC with no onboard compute?
No. It is a BlueField-2 P-Series DPU with eight Arm cores, 16 GB DDR4 ECC and 64 GB eMMC. Its software and boot health are separate qualification items from network-link status.
Do the SFP56 cages make it a 50 GbE product?
No. The exact AENOT specification lists 25/10/1 GbE, and the interface guide states that this group defaults to SFP28 mode.
Which security configuration is AENOT?
The exact specification disables both crypto and secure boot. AECOT and AEEOT are different variants and should not be substituted without reviewing their security configuration.
Which management path is provided?
The exact model-group interface table identifies a 1 GbE BASE-T out-of-band management port along with NC-SI sideband and USB service interfaces.
How should a debugging kit be selected?
Use the exact DPU model and hardware revision. BlueField documentation distinguishes the MBF20 and MBF25 cable kits and notes early-hardware exceptions; matching a connector shape is not enough.
Does a BlueField-2 vSphere example certify this 25 GbE order code?
No. The Dell/NVIDIA announcement is a family-level integration example. Verify the current certified server, DPU model, firmware and software stack before applying it to this AENOT configuration.