SAN-OS 3.3.1a Copper SFP Support.

hi guys,
beginning with SAN-OS Rel. 3.3.1a, are Copper SFP Supported for the MSM-18/4 and 9222i. My question, are Copper SFP Supported into the MDS 9000 4 Port IP Storage Service Module ? If yes, which exactely Cisco Part Number of SFP are Supported ?
Thanks.

howdy,
They are supported...
DS-SFP-GE-T
I am using 16x of these in some IPS-8's
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