HPE P08441-001

Intel E810-XXVDA2 Dual-Port SFP28 Gigabit Ethernet Adapter(10/25 GbE)

The HPE P08441-001 (Intel E810-XXVDA2) Gigabit Ethernet Adapter is a high-performance dual-port network card tailored for contemporary enterprise and data center workloads. Offering flexible connectivity via two SFP28 ports supporting both 10 GbE and 25 GbE speeds, this adapter integrates seamlessly with HPE ProLiant Gen10 Plus servers such as the ML30, delivering exceptional bandwidth for virtualization, storage, and cloud-native applications. Equipped with advanced features like SR-IOV, VMDQ, DDIO, RoCE v2, and intelligent QoS offloads, the adapter boosts network efficiency while reducing CPU overhead. Its PCIe Gen4 x8 interface ensures future-proofed throughput backed by robust HPE reliability for high-performance IT environments

Features

Designed for environments demanding scalable and fast network connectivity, the HPE P08441-001 leverages the Intel E810-XXVDA2 chipset to deliver dual-port 10/25 Gb Ethernet over SFP28 modules. The card features a low-profile stand-up plug-in design compatible with PCIe Gen4 x8 (and backward-compatible with Gen3), ensuring both flexibility and high bandwidth . Advanced virtualization and offload support, including SR-IOV, VMDQ, DDIO, and RoCE v2, enable efficient packet processing and reduced CPU utilization—an ideal combination for virtualized, storage-heavy, and performance-critical workloads . Additionally, network protocols such as iSCSI, iWARP, and NFS are supported, enhancing integration with diverse enterprise scenarios and unified storage networks 

Advanced Options

Built for enterprise resilience, the HPE P08441-001 combines robust hardware with intelligent offloads to maintain high network performance under heavy workloads. With support for PCIe Gen4 x8, it delivers ample bandwidth to fully leverage dual 25 GbE ports, while backward compatibility ensures smooth integration with existing infrastructure . The low-profile design preserves internal server airflow and thermal efficiency—critical in dense rack environments. Technologies such as SR-IOV, VMDQ, and DDIO reduce CPU load by offloading packet processing tasks to the adapter, resulting in lower latency and improved I/O scalability