Windows Server hardware requirements
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- **DRTM (Dynamic Root of Trust for Measurement)**: This feature is needed to ensure a secure boot process by verifying the integrity of the system's startup environment, protecting against firmware-based attacks.
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−> In addition to the specific requirements outlined for Secured-core server, the following features must be enabled on your hardware:
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−> - TPM 2.0
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−> - Secure Boot
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−> - Virtualization-based Security (VBS) support, including hardware virtualization extensions
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−> To learn more, see [What is Secured-core server?](/windows-server/security/secured-core-server).
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+ > [!NOTE]
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+ > In addition to the specific requirements outlined for Secured-core server, the following features must be enabled on your hardware:
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+ > - TPM 2.0
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+ > - Secure Boot
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+ > - Virtualization-based Security (VBS) support, including hardware virtualization extensions
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+ > To learn more, see [What is Secured-core server?](/windows-server/security/secured-core-server).
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## Other requirements
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