Intel® Active Management Technology Developers Guide

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Getting Started with Intel® Active Management Technology Discovery Configuration Wi-Fi* Connections Remote Power Management KVM Storage Redirection Remote Secure Erase Object Missing User Consent
Getting Started with Intel® Active Management Technology x
Intel® AMT Basic Concepts Intel® Active Management Technology 11 Intel® Active Management Technology 10 Intel® Active Management Technology 9
Discovery x
Integrating Intel® AMT Discovery into a Management Console
Configuration x
Integrating Intel® AMT Configuration into a Management Console Intel® SCS Configuration Tools
Intel® SCS Configuration Tools x
Intel® AMT Configuration Utility
Intel® AMT Configuration Utility x
Profile Creation, file only Profile Creation, USB Key - Single Use Profile Creation, USB Key - Multi Use Host Based Configuration via OS
Profile Creation, file only x
Profile Creation, Delta Profiles
Wi-Fi* Connections x
Wireless Configuration Concepts Wireless Configuration Methods
Remote Power Management x
Integrating Intel® AMT Remote Power Management Solution into a Management Console Remote Power Management of Intel® AMT Devices with InstantGo
KVM x
Integrating KVM feature into a Management Console
Remote Secure Erase x
Implementing Remote Secure Erase Remote Secure Erase FAQ
Intel® Active Management Technology Developers Guide

Profile Creation, file only

Configuring Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) devices using this method requires the use of two utilities: ACUWizard.exe and ACUConfig.exe.

The first step is to create a profile with the ACUWizard and then push the profile to the client via the ACUConfig tool. The following is an example of a basic profile.  (Advanced profiles are beyond the scope of this article.) See Figures 1-3 for examples of what options are available in the ACUWizard’s GUI.

  1. Create the profile by opening the ACUWizard, and then selecting Create Settings to configure Multiple Systems. 
  2. In the AMT Configuration Utility: Profile Designer window, select the green plus sign New.

    Figure 1. Example of green plus sign.
  3. In the Configuration Profile Wizard, select Next.
  4. In the Configuration Profile Wizard Optional Settings window, select Next.
  5. In the Configuration Profile Wizard System Settings window:
    1. Enter the RFB password if it is being used.
    2. Enter the password in the Use the following password for all systems data field:
    3. Select the Set button for Edit and FQDN.
    4. There will be no changes, but note the changes required if a device has a static OS IP address.
    5. Select Cancel.
    6. Select Next.

      Figure 2. Example of available feature settings.
  6. In the Configuration Profile Wizard - "Finished" window:
    1. Enter the Profile Name you want to use.
    2. Encrypt the XML file by adding and confirming the password.
    3. Select Finish.

      Figure 3. Profile naming and encryption example.
  7. In the Intel AMT Configuration Utility: Profile Designer window:
    1. Take note of the Profile Path shown on your screen. It should be something like <userName>\documents\SCS_Profile.
    2. Close ACUWizard.

 

*No product or component can be absolutely secure.

Parent topic: Intel® AMT Configuration Utility
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