• Enabling DIM led to high IRQ/s in certain scenarios.

• Enabling DIM led to high IRQ/s in certain scenarios.

• Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.

• Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.

1. Windows BitLocker causes the system boot due to ROM signature failure during POST.
2. Increase an internal timeout value for SPI/Flash read.

1. Windows BitLocker causes the system boot due to ROM signature failure during POST.
2. Increase an internal timeout value for SPI/Flash read.

• The adapter card would drop NC-SI over MCTP commands when padding bytes were present after the NC-SI checksum.

• The adapter card would drop NC-SI over MCTP commands when padding bytes were present after the NC-SI checksum.

• Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.

• Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.

1. Switch Login Incomplete After Firmware Upgrade
2. Boot Incomplete on RHEL 10

1. Switch Login Incomplete After Firmware Upgrade
2. Boot Incomplete on RHEL 10

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the AMD CDMA/SDCI feature may not work.

Address an issue where some system may hang at POST after enabling Power Capping with System ROM v2.82.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the AMD CDMA/SDCI feature may not work.

Address an issue where some system may hang at POST after enabling Power Capping with System ROM v2.82.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where installing a GPU caused the PCR[0] value to change unexpectedly.

Addressed an issue where improper handling of REST deletion tasks resulted in unintended removal of Redfish URIs.

Addressed an issue where the iLO Remote Console froze upon displaying a warning prompt in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Addressed a stability issue where the system could behave unpredictably when CPU cores on the same voltage supply ran at different frequencies.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where installing a GPU caused the PCR[0] value to change unexpectedly.

Addressed an issue where improper handling of REST deletion tasks resulted in unintended removal of Redfish URIs.

Addressed an issue where the iLO Remote Console froze upon displaying a warning prompt in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Addressed a stability issue where the system could behave unpredictably when CPU cores on the same voltage supply ran at different frequencies.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the AMD CDMA/SDCI feature may not work.

Address an issue where some system may hang at POST after enabling Power Capping with System ROM v2.82.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the AMD CDMA/SDCI feature may not work.

Address an issue where some system may hang at POST after enabling Power Capping with System ROM v2.82.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the AMD CDMA/SDCI feature may not work.

Address an issue where some system may hang at POST after enabling Power Capping with System ROM v2.82.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the AMD CDMA/SDCI feature may not work.

Address an issue where some system may hang at POST after enabling Power Capping with System ROM v2.82.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

• Enabling DIM led to high IRQ/s in certain scenarios.

• Enabling DIM led to high IRQ/s in certain scenarios.

• Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.

• Resolved an issue that caused the SLRG register to be unreadable when using the SMP AccessRegister MAD.

• OFED installation caused CIFS to break in RHEL 8.4 and above. A dummy module was added so that CIFS will be disabled after OFED installation in RHEL 8.4 and above.
• Performance degradation on older kernel versions using RX cache, particularly on slower ARM CPUs with larger RX buffers. The issue was caused by the driver attempting to allocate new RX pages too quickly, leading to head-of-line blocking in the RX cache. The fix improves RX cache usage by triggering page allocation for a bulk of at least 2 WQEs, allowing the application more time to process packets and return buffers to the RX cache, thereby reducing blocking and enhancing performance.
• VF behavior was not aligned with /sys/class/net/<interface-name>/device/sriov_numvfs (silently ignore attempts to set the same number of VFs, and prevent changing the number of VFs until existing VFs are removed).
• On BlueField-3 devices running linux-bluefield kernel versions 5.15.0-1050 or 5.15.0-1060, a kernel crash occurred due to a NULL pointer dereference in the cls_api network scheduler.

• OFED installation caused CIFS to break in RHEL 8.4 and above. A dummy module was added so that CIFS will be disabled after OFED installation in RHEL 8.4 and above.
• Performance degradation on older kernel versions using RX cache, particularly on slower ARM CPUs with larger RX buffers. The issue was caused by the driver attempting to allocate new RX pages too quickly, leading to head-of-line blocking in the RX cache. The fix improves RX cache usage by triggering page allocation for a bulk of at least 2 WQEs, allowing the application more time to process packets and return buffers to the RX cache, thereby reducing blocking and enhancing performance.
• VF behavior was not aligned with /sys/class/net/<interface-name>/device/sriov_numvfs (silently ignore attempts to set the same number of VFs, and prevent changing the number of VFs until existing VFs are removed).
• On BlueField-3 devices running linux-bluefield kernel versions 5.15.0-1050 or 5.15.0-1060, a kernel crash occurred due to a NULL pointer dereference in the cls_api network scheduler.

• Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
• A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
• The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
• A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
• "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
• Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
• A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
• The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
• The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
• The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
• LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
• Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
• Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
• OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
• Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.

• Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
• A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
• The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
• A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
• "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
• Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
• A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
• The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
• The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
• The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
• LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
• Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
• Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
• OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
• Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.

• OFED installation caused CIFS to break in RHEL 8.4 and above. A dummy module was added so that CIFS will be disabled after OFED installation in RHEL 8.4 and above.
• Performance degradation on older kernel versions using RX cache, particularly on slower ARM CPUs with larger RX buffers. The issue was caused by the driver attempting to allocate new RX pages too quickly, leading to head-of-line blocking in the RX cache. The fix improves RX cache usage by triggering page allocation for a bulk of at least 2 WQEs, allowing the application more time to process packets and return buffers to the RX cache, thereby reducing blocking and enhancing performance.
• VF behavior was not aligned with /sys/class/net/<interface-name>/device/sriov_numvfs (silently ignore attempts to set the same number of VFs, and prevent changing the number of VFs until existing VFs are removed).
• On BlueField-3 devices running linux-bluefield kernel versions 5.15.0-1050 or 5.15.0-1060, a kernel crash occurred due to a NULL pointer dereference in the cls_api network scheduler.

• OFED installation caused CIFS to break in RHEL 8.4 and above. A dummy module was added so that CIFS will be disabled after OFED installation in RHEL 8.4 and above.
• Performance degradation on older kernel versions using RX cache, particularly on slower ARM CPUs with larger RX buffers. The issue was caused by the driver attempting to allocate new RX pages too quickly, leading to head-of-line blocking in the RX cache. The fix improves RX cache usage by triggering page allocation for a bulk of at least 2 WQEs, allowing the application more time to process packets and return buffers to the RX cache, thereby reducing blocking and enhancing performance.
• VF behavior was not aligned with /sys/class/net/<interface-name>/device/sriov_numvfs (silently ignore attempts to set the same number of VFs, and prevent changing the number of VFs until existing VFs are removed).
• On BlueField-3 devices running linux-bluefield kernel versions 5.15.0-1050 or 5.15.0-1060, a kernel crash occurred due to a NULL pointer dereference in the cls_api network scheduler.

• Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
• A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
• The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
• A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
• "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
• Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
• A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
• The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
• The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
• The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
• LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
• Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
• Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
• OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
• Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.

• Buffer initialization became a performance bottleneck during the allocation of large buffers, typically when using a high number of QPs with large message sizes. The root cause was the inefficient use of rand(). This has been resolved by replacing it with a faster pseudo-random algorithm.
• A potential deadlock that could occur during the handling of peer memory registration failures.
• The following error occurred when switching to SwitchDev mode: "mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: mlx5_cmd_out_err:835:(pid 24362): CREATE_FLOW_GROUP(0x933) op_mod(0x0) failed, status bad parameter(0x3), syndrome (0x4065f0), err(-22); mlx5_core 0000:03:00.0: E-Switch: Failed to create peer miss flow group err(-22)"
• A sysfs issue that occurred when accessing hardware counters from within a namespace.
• "ibstat" would fail and crash when encountering a non-RoCE/IB device, preventing it from displaying information for the remaining valid RoCE/IB devices.
• Bandwidth degradation in cases of high number of QPs, where polling only 16 CQEs per iteration may not be sufficient to process all completions in time.
• A race condition between firmware syndrome report and driver initialization during boot.
• The driver failed to load when a firmware syndrome was detected during boot.
• The mlnx_tune -l command did not list several operating systems that were in fact supported.
• The kernel did not define TCA_TUNNEL_KEY_ENC_SRC_PORT. To align offload behavior with non-offload, the OVS community introduced a commit ( netdev-offload-tc: Fix offload of tunnel key tp_src) that causes offload to fail if this tunnel attribute is used. Now, any rule with a tunnel set action that includes a tunnel source port can no longer be offloaded.
• LLDP traffic from VFs or BF host PFs was not reaching the representor kernel interfaces.
• Flows where both the inner and outer destination (dst) and/or source (src) MAC addresses were rewritten to the same value, the outer MAC address rewrite was ignored, leading to an outer MAC address of 00:00:00:00:00:00.
• Enabling sFlow with OVN caused OVS to crash.
• OVS crashed unexpectedly after DPUs repeatedly broadcast the error message “packet with own source address.”
• Changing the hw-offload setting from true to false while ports were configured led to errors reported in the OVS log.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Address an issue where the system remote console might stop response when the warning message of Intelligent Provisioning pop up.

Address an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Address an issue where the system remote console might stop response when the warning message of Intelligent Provisioning pop up.

Address an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

Known Issues:

The following fixes have been included in version 40.46.3048:

• Fix for the adapter card dropping NC-SI over MCTP commands when padding bytes were present after the NC-SI checksum. 

The following fixes have been included in version 40.46.3048:

• Fix for the adapter card dropping NC-SI over MCTP commands when padding bytes were present after the NC-SI checksum. 

• Configuring a small MTU led to fragmentation of packets critical for the PXE boot process. As a result, the PXE boot filters mistakenly discarded these packets, causing the PXE boot to fail.

• Configuring a small MTU led to fragmentation of packets critical for the PXE boot process. As a result, the PXE boot filters mistakenly discarded these packets, causing the PXE boot to fail.

• Configuring PHY_RATE_MASK for 10G in NV settings incorrectly disabled 10G capabilities.
• RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.

• Configuring PHY_RATE_MASK for 10G in NV settings incorrectly disabled 10G capabilities.
• RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the AMD CDMA/SDCI feature may not work.

Address an issue where some system may hang at POST after enabling Power Capping with System ROM v2.82.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the AMD CDMA/SDCI feature may not work.

Address an issue where some system may hang at POST after enabling Power Capping with System ROM v2.82.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where installing a GPU caused the PCR[0] value to change unexpectedly.

Addressed an issue where improper handling of REST deletion tasks resulted in unintended removal of Redfish URIs.

Addressed an issue where the iLO Remote Console froze upon displaying a warning prompt in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Addressed a stability issue where the system could behave unpredictably when CPU cores on the same voltage supply ran at different frequencies.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where installing a GPU caused the PCR[0] value to change unexpectedly.

Addressed an issue where improper handling of REST deletion tasks resulted in unintended removal of Redfish URIs.

Addressed an issue where the iLO Remote Console froze upon displaying a warning prompt in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Addressed a stability issue where the system could behave unpredictably when CPU cores on the same voltage supply ran at different frequencies.

Known Issues:

• Configuring a small MTU led to fragmentation of packets critical for the PXE boot process. As a result, the PXE boot filters mistakenly discarded these packets, causing the PXE boot to fail.

• Configuring a small MTU led to fragmentation of packets critical for the PXE boot process. As a result, the PXE boot filters mistakenly discarded these packets, causing the PXE boot to fail.

• Configuring PHY_RATE_MASK for 10G in NV settings incorrectly disabled 10G capabilities.
• RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.

• Configuring PHY_RATE_MASK for 10G in NV settings incorrectly disabled 10G capabilities.
• RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Address an issue where the system remote console might stop response when the warning message of Intelligent Provisioning pop up.

Address an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Address an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Address an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder might not working in HTML5 IRC mode.

Address an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Address an issue where the system time zone setting might not be changed.

Address an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Address an issue where the system remote console might stop response when the warning message of Intelligent Provisioning pop up.

Address an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system RBSU setting change might not take effect when the System ROM is being updated.

Addressed an issue where the NVMe-oF target UUID might disappear after changing the NVMe-oF Initiator name in RBSU.

Addressed an issue where the system might not be able apply server profile when boot option is enabled for Smart Array Controller.

Addressed an issue where the system might be halted at RBSU menu during page switching when working in Japanese language mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might encounter "Uncorrectable Machine Check Exception" with "Bank 0x4" during system reboot in SUSE Linux Xen OS environment.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system UncoreFrequencyMax/UncoreFrequencyMINI value might not display correctly in vRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the Virtual Floppy or Virtual Folder may not function properly when using HTML5 IRC mode.

Addressed an issue where the system might display different results from applied settings in VRAN Workload Profile.

Addressed an issue where the system time zone setting may not update as expected.

Addressed an issue where the system might unexpectedly report unsupported DIMM configurations when system includes full DIMM population.

Addressed an issue where the system remote console may become unresponsive when the Intelligent Provisioning warning message appears.

Addressed an issue where the negotiated link width value of the PCIe slot might be incorrect when bifurcating the slot.

Addressed an issue where the PCIe Link Speed setting under "System Configuration (RBSU)\PCIe Device Configuration\Slot" did not include the option for PCIe Generation 4.0.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

None

Problems Fixed:

This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors.

Known Issues:

None

This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

None

Problems Fixed:

This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors.

Known Issues:

None

This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

None

Problems Fixed:

This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors.

Known Issues:

None

This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

None

Problems Fixed:

This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors.

Known Issues:

None

• The adapter card would drop NC-SI over MCTP commands when padding bytes were present after the NC-SI checksum.

• The adapter card would drop NC-SI over MCTP commands when padding bytes were present after the NC-SI checksum.

• Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.

• Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.

•     corner case performance enhance.
•     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.

•     corner case performance enhance.
•     Servo change that resolves issue with early heat application from Idle sweep seek terminated that may cause read errors.

• Port could not receive LACPDU packets after link flap.
• Frag error check for pkgLog entry.

• Port could not receive LACPDU packets after link flap.
• Frag error check for pkgLog entry.

• When BMC was shared on OCP NIC, link flap occurred during OS reboot.
• PLDM Firmware Update did not show pending image when the version of active and pending images were the same.
• LPBK port initial credit issue.
• Latest PLDM event was not sent to BMC.
• FRU data from GetFRURecordTable command contained empty field instead of N/A.
• RTT probe receive counts were not incrementing with UDCC builds.
• Validation errors for RoCE NVM configuration options.
• RoCE traffic would not work when run on a guest VLAN.
• Forced speed setting would become invalid after changing port operation mode.
• Driver timeout on HWRM_FUNC_LAG_UPDATE.
• The transceiver temperature was 0xff sometimes through NCSI over MCTP over PCIeVDM.

• When BMC was shared on OCP NIC, link flap occurred during OS reboot.
• PLDM Firmware Update did not show pending image when the version of active and pending images were the same.
• LPBK port initial credit issue.
• Latest PLDM event was not sent to BMC.
• FRU data from GetFRURecordTable command contained empty field instead of N/A.
• RTT probe receive counts were not incrementing with UDCC builds.
• Validation errors for RoCE NVM configuration options.
• RoCE traffic would not work when run on a guest VLAN.
• Forced speed setting would become invalid after changing port operation mode.
• Driver timeout on HWRM_FUNC_LAG_UPDATE.
• The transceiver temperature was 0xff sometimes through NCSI over MCTP over PCIeVDM.

This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

None

Problems Fixed:

This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors.

Known Issues:

None

This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

None

Problems Fixed:

This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors.

Known Issues:

None

• The adapter card would drop NC-SI over MCTP commands when padding bytes were present after the NC-SI checksum.

• The adapter card would drop NC-SI over MCTP commands when padding bytes were present after the NC-SI checksum.

• Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.

• Fixed DC InfiniBand functionality.

This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

None

Problems Fixed:

This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors.

Known Issues:

None

This version of the Server Platform Services (SPS) Firmware contains the latest package for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors. This version of the SPS should be paired with System ROM 2.50.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

None

Problems Fixed:

This version contains the latest Server Platform Services firmware for 4th and 5th Generation Intel^® Xeon^® Scalable Processors.

Known Issues:

None

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed an issue where the system may encounter reset loop after updating ME/SPS firmware using smart components.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed issues with the power supply redundancy rules that could result in redundant power capacity threshold exceeded log entries.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed issues with the power supply redundancy rules that could result in redundant power capacity threshold exceeded log entries.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed issues with the power supply redundancy rules that could result in redundant power capacity threshold exceeded log entries.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

Addressed issues with the power supply redundancy rules that could result in redundant power capacity threshold exceeded log entries.

Known Issues:

• Configuring a small MTU led to fragmentation of packets critical for the PXE boot process. As a result, the PXE boot filters mistakenly discarded these packets, causing the PXE boot to fail.

• Configuring a small MTU led to fragmentation of packets critical for the PXE boot process. As a result, the PXE boot filters mistakenly discarded these packets, causing the PXE boot to fail.

• PCC_CNP_COUNT could not be reset using the pcc_counter.sh script in the DOCA tools.
• VQoS algorithm issue related to learning when an element is active and when it begins sending traffic.
• A race condition that would prevent the application from transmitting when VQoS was enabled.
• Bandwidth would drop when unbinding multiple VFs with VQoS enabled.
• RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.

• PCC_CNP_COUNT could not be reset using the pcc_counter.sh script in the DOCA tools.
• VQoS algorithm issue related to learning when an element is active and when it begins sending traffic.
• A race condition that would prevent the application from transmitting when VQoS was enabled.
• Bandwidth would drop when unbinding multiple VFs with VQoS enabled.
• RTT packets with any destination MAC address were incorrectly treated as having a valid destination MAC. The new firmware now discards RTT packets if their destination MAC does not match the port's MAC.

• Firmware failed to scan the correct CQs for the PF after the FW entered into the CQ recovery mode., resulting in CQs for the PF not being recovered.

• Firmware failed to scan the correct CQs for the PF after the FW entered into the CQ recovery mode., resulting in CQs for the PF not being recovered.

• Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.

• Incorrect MPLS packets discards flow occurred when the GLOBAL pause capability was disabled.

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues:

Details about reported security vulnerabilities and their mitigation can be found at the following link Security Bulletin Library | HPE Support.

Firmware Dependencies:

Problems Fixed:

This version is in compliance with Intel IPU 2025.3 guidance.

Known Issues: