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Microsoft® System Center Configuration Manager Primary Site Server.Security Group(s) to provide access for remote management of AMT clients.Security Group(s) to provide access for remote configuration of AMT clients.Service Account for Remote AMT Activation and Configuration.Organizational Unit for creation and placement of Intel® AMT objects.Intel® Management Engine Components for Windows® 7*, 8.1*, and Windows® 10.
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Intel® SCS Platform Discovery Utility v11.0.Intel® SCS Add-on for Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager v2.1.8.
#INTEL ACTIVE MANAGEMENT DRIVER SOFTWARE#
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This post is intended to be a primer, possibly for upcoming post as I get time. Well, the answer is right in front of us… Ask yourself this… “What chipset and processor features did OOBM leverage to provide us the functionality?” ANSWER: Intel® vPro and Intel® AMT (Intel® Active Management Technology) You may be asking, “So, what are we supposed to use in place of that? “. Within ConfigMgr, that has historically been the Out of Band Management role (OOBM). With the release of ConfigMgr 1511, Microsoft removed OOBM from Configuration Manager. Specifically, the tools used for remote administration tasks such as modifying the BIOS options, checking boot order, remote re-image using PXE, remote recovery, etc. Sometimes, as ConfigMgr admins we need more than just the built in tools provided out of the box.