Summary
Provides the differences between Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) and Intel® Standard Manageability.
Description
Not able to determine what are the differences between Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) and Intel® Standard Manageability.
Resolution
Intel® Standard Manageability provides system management when the operating system is running and when the system and the operating system are turned off (out-of-band management). Intel® Standard Manageability offers a limited set of out-of-band management features such as remote power on/off, Serial-over-LAN redirect, and Wake-on-LAN. The table below provides an easy guide to comparing Intel® Standard Manageability and Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT).
| Features | DASH Profiles DMTF's standard for remote management | Intel® Standard Manageability Remote manageability features available on desktop platforms | Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) Full suite of remote device management capabilities available on desktop and mobile platforms |
| Hardware inventory |  | | |
| Software inventory | | | |
| User account management | | | |
| Boot control | | | |
| Web Services Management (WS-Man) support | | | |
| Power state management | | | |
| Redirection | | | |
| Alarm clock | | | |
| Agent presence | | | |
| Access monitor | | | |
| Remote configuration | | | |
| System defense filters | | | |
| Out-of-band KVM remote control | | ||
| Wireless Intel® AMT | | ||
| Fast call for help | | ||
| Intel® Remote Secure Erase with Intel® SSD Pro | |