End users are prompted to allow a remote Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM) session to proceed on Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) systems. We used ACUWizard to enable Intel AMT.
When ACUWizard (also known as Host Based Configuration) is used to enable AMT, this always puts the system in Client Control Mode (CCM). A system in CCM always requires user consent for remote sessions. This cannot be disabled as long as the system is in CCM.
To resolve this, the system must be placed into Admin Control Mode (ACM).
Options to put a system into ACM
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Some systems (especially newer HP systems) have a BIOS setting for Allow USB Key provisioning. The default for this setting is frequently set to Disabled for security reasons. If the USB key is not recognized after a reboot, go into the BIOS and change this setting to Enabled. You may have to search for this setting as it is not in one standard place in the BIOS. |
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User consent cannot be turned off in Client Control Mode (CCM). |