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Four-port 1Gb BASE-T OCP3 adapter with I350-T4 controller for reduced CPU utilisation and signed-firmware security
The HPE P08449B21 adds four copper Ethernet ports to a Gen10 Plus server through the OCP 3.0 mezzanine slot. It targets administrators who need additional 1 Gb/s links for management, storage or workload networks without occupying a PCIe riser.
The Intel I350-T4 controller handles checksum, segmentation and tunneling offloads in hardware, keeping host CPU utilisation low during continuous traffic. RDMA support further reduces interrupt overhead for latency-sensitive applications running at line rate across all four ports.
Digitally signed firmware is verified against a hardware root of trust at every boot, preventing unauthorised code from loading on the adapter. The low-profile OCP 3.0 form factor secures with a thumbscrew, allowing tool-less installation and removal during routine server maintenance.
| Brand | HPE |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.91 kg |
| Package size | 250 × 220 × 65 mm |
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