• Cisco UCSX-TPM1-002 TPM 2.0 module with black cable and connectors
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Cisco UCSX-TPM1-002 | TPM 2.0 | LPC interface | Hardware root of trust, secure boot & attestation

UCSX-TPM1-002

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Description

Enable TPM 2.0 security on supported Cisco UCS servers using the LPC interface. This module provides a hardware root of trust, measured boot with SHA-256 PCR banks, and platform attestation for zero-trust and compliance-driven environments. It safeguards cryptographic material for OS features such as BitLocker and Linux tpm2-tools.

Features

- Modern TPM 2.0 with SHA-256 PCR banks
- LPC interface matched to supported UCS platforms
- Hardware-backed key protection for encryption and credentials
- Supports measured boot and remote attestation workflows
- Drop-in enablement via BIOS/UEFI settings

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FAQs

Technical Specifications

- TPM version: 2.0
- Interface/bus: LPC (Low Pin Count)
- Standards: TCG TPM 2.0 compliant
- Security: SHA-256 PCR banks, hardware root of trust, measured boot
- Use cases: Secure boot, OS disk encryption key protection, platform attestation
- OS integration: Windows (BitLocker, Credential Guard), Linux (tpm2-tools, IMA)
- Installation: Plugs into server TPM header; enable/configure in BIOS/UEFI
- Compatibility: Selected Cisco UCS servers with LPC TPM support (verify model HCL)

FAQs

Q: Is this compatible with my UCS server?
A: Yes if your server supports an LPC-based TPM 2.0. Confirm in the server datasheet or hardware compatibility list.

Q: What benefits does TPM 2.0 provide over 1.2?
A: TPM 2.0 supports stronger crypto (e.g., SHA-256 PCRs), broader algorithms, and improved attestation workflows compared to TPM 1.2.

Q: Do I need to reinstall the OS to use TPM 2.0?
A: Not typically. After enabling TPM in BIOS/UEFI, configure TPM features within the OS. Some features (e.g., BitLocker) may require re-initialization.

Q: Can this module be used in systems requiring SPI TPM?
A: No. This module is LPC-based; use the correct bus type supported by your server motherboard.

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