2 x NBase-T (RJ45), 2 x 10GBase-SR (SFP+)
AMDA0214-0001 · 4 ports: 2 RJ45, 2 SFP+ · added, untested
added, untested
It fits XGS 2100, XGS 2300, XGS 3100, XGS 3300. The coprocessor names a module's ports itself and the driver binds whatever it reports, so it should come up as this page draws it - but none has been fitted here.
The module's face
on the coprocessor itself
Approximate. The ports, their sockets and speeds are the module file's, numbered as in bay A; where they sit on the face is not seen.
Every port
Numbered as in bay A; in bay B they are B1 and on.
| label | socket | speed | between it and the coprocessor | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | RJ45 | 10G | the coprocessor's bay A, through the MVL3610 | |
| A2 | RJ45 | 10G | the coprocessor's bay A, through the MVL3610 | |
| A3 | SFP+ | 10G | the coprocessor's bay A, through the 88X5113 | |
| A4 | SFP+ | 10G | the coprocessor's bay A, through the 88X5113 |
Into the appliance
A module is an assembly of its own, with its own CPLD and its VPD EEPROM, both read on the coprocessor; the coprocessor's platform tool folds its template into the board's at every boot, and that is where the drivers read its ports from.
Which appliances take it
As the vendor's datasheet lists the modules for each appliance's bays; the state is this project's, with it in that appliance.
| appliance | its bays | here |
|---|---|---|
| XGS 2100 | A | added, untested |
| XGS 2300 | A | added, untested |
| XGS 3100 | A | added, untested |
| XGS 3300 | A | added, untested |
| XGS 4300 | A, B | no driver yet |
| XGS 4500 | A, B | no driver yet |
The vendor's datasheet calls it 2 port 10 GE NBASE-T copper + 2 port 10 GE SFP+ fiber.
Where each fact was read
- the vendor's board files:
xgs-bsp/data/AMDA0214-0001R00.txt- a template, its ports named for the bay it is in - the vendor's datasheet: Sophos Firewall brochure, PDF of 2026-09-08
- read here: the expansion modules page