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461-AAIG: Dell Trusted Platform Module (TPM 2.0) Security Module for 14G/15G

Dell 461-AAIG TPM moduleProprietary Motherboard Pluggable Hardware Secur
DellTPM modulesProprietary Motherboard Security Header

Also listed as: 01Y28P, 1Y28P · made by Nuvoton

The Dell 461-AAIG is a Dell Trusted Platform Module (TPM 2.0) Security Module for 14G/15G providing hardware cryptographic root-of-trust security for Dell PowerEdge R740, R640, R750, R650 servers.

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Specifications

Part number461-AAIG
BrandDell
Made byNuvoton
TypeTPM modules
Other numbers01Y28P, 1Y28P
Statuscurrent
InterfaceProprietary Motherboard Security Header
Form factorPluggable Hardware Security Module with Tamper Rivet
Generation fit14th and 15th Generation PowerEdge Servers

About the 461-AAIG

The Dell 461-AAIG is a Dell Trusted Platform Module (TPM 2.0) Security Module for 14G/15G designed to provide hardware-based cryptographic security for Dell PowerEdge servers. The 461-AAIG stores encryption keys, platform measurements, and certificates in tamper-resistant silicon, enabling Secure Boot, BitLocker drive encryption, and hypervisor attestation.

Compatibility

The 461-AAIG installs into a dedicated motherboard TPM header on Dell PowerEdge R740, R640, R750, R650 servers. Once bound and enabled in system BIOS, the 461-AAIG establishes permanent cryptographic pairing with the host motherboard as governed by platform security standards.

How to identify a genuine unit

Genuine Dell 461-AAIG TPM modules display a miniature serialized label showing DP/N 01Y28P and regulatory compliance markings. In system BIOS and iDRAC System Security inventory, the 461-AAIG module enumerates as TPM 2.0 with active firmware and PPI status, verifying cryptographic hardware readiness.

Buying used

Note that Dell TPM modules like 461-AAIG are cryptographically paired to the host motherboard upon activation and cannot be reset or moved to another server once enabled. Pre-owned 461-AAIG modules must be verified as brand-new, uninstalled spares with undamaged connection pins.

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FAQ

Can a used TPM 2.0 module be installed on a different server?

No, Dell motherboards permanently bind the cryptographic security token to the TPM chip upon first boot; used TPMs cannot be reused on another motherboard.

What is the tamper screw/rivet included with the module?

It is a one-way security rivet designed to physically lock the module to the motherboard to prevent unauthorized physical removal.

Buying or selling 461-AAIG?

New, refurbished or used. Tell us the quantity and condition and we connect you with a vetted reseller in your region, usually within one working day.

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