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HPE 864279-B21 | TPM 2.0 security module for Gen10 servers, hardware key storage, measured boot

864279-B21

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Description

Hardware Trusted Platform Module enabling TPM 2.0 functions on supported Gen10 servers. Provides secure key storage, measured boot, and platform attestation for compliance-focused deployments and OS features like BitLocker.

Features

- Establishes a hardware root of trust for stronger security
- Enables measured boot and platform attestation
- Enhances compliance with TPM 2.0 security requirements
- Seamless enablement of OS-level encryption and secure boot features

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Technical Specifications

- TPM version: 2.0 compliant
- Functionality: Hardware root of trust, secure key storage, measured boot, attestation
- OS features: Supports BitLocker, Secure Boot, and other TPM-aware features
- Interface: System board TPM header (internal module)
- Compatibility: Select HPE ProLiant Gen10/Gen10+ servers (check QuickSpecs)
- Installation: Field-installable; enable in system firmware
- Management: Ownership must be cleared before reuse or transfer

FAQs

Q: Is this module compatible with Gen9 servers?
A: No. It is designed for select Gen10/Gen10+ systems only.

Q: Do I need a TPM to use BitLocker?
A: BitLocker can operate without a TPM in certain modes, but TPM 2.0 is recommended for the strongest, most seamless protection.

Q: Can I add the TPM after the server is deployed?
A: Yes. Install the module, then enable and provision it in the system firmware. A reboot and policy updates may be required.

Q: What happens to keys if power is lost?
A: Keys bound to the TPM are stored securely within the TPM’s protected storage and remain preserved across power cycles.

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