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Intel ME ON in Host Sleep States., Intel ME Firmware Local Update Qualifier

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15) FW Update Settings. Local FW Update Qualifier. Intel ME Firmware Local Update Qualifier Default Setting : Always Open Recommended Setting : Always Open This option allows the BIOS to override the ME Firmware Locale Update option and to permit local updates. By default, the system BIOS allows for an unlimited number of local ME FW updates. However, the administrator can modify the local update setting with this ME FW Local Update Qualifier. "Always Open" is the default and allows for as many local updates as the system BIOS allows, which is unlimited. Choosing "Never Open" or "Restricted" will add the Intel ME Firmware Local Update option, which can be set to Enable or Disable. By default it is Disabled. This option along with the Qualifier dictates whether ME FW local updates are allowed. "Never Open" ignores what is set in the system BIOS and follows the Intel ME Firmware Local Update option. "Restricted" ignores what is set in the system BIOS and allows local ME FW update until the ME is configured. ME FW Local Update Enabled ME FW Local Update Disabled Never Open Local ME FW updates allowed. Local ME FW updates NOT allowed. Restricted Local ME FW updates allowed. Local ME FW updates allowed only until the ME is configured. Secure FW Update. Intel ME Firmware Local Update Qualifier Default Setting : Enabled Recommended Setting : Enabled The Secure Firmware Update function requires an administrator user name and password. If the administrator user name and password are not supplied, the firmware cannot be updated. When the Secure Firmware Update feature is enabled, the IT administrator can update the firmware using the secure method. 16) Skip Set PRTC. 17) Power Control. a. Intel ME ON in Host Sleep States. 32

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15)
FW Update Settings.
Local FW Update Qualifier.
Intel ME Firmware Local Update Qualifier
Default Setting
: Always Open
Recommended Setting
: Always Open
This option allows the BIOS to override the ME Firmware Locale Update option
and to permit local updates.
By default, the system BIOS allows for an unlimited number of local ME FW
updates.
However, the administrator can modify the local update setting with
this ME FW Local Update Qualifier.
“Always Open” is the default and allows for as many local updates as the
system BIOS allows, which is unlimited.
Choosing “Never Open” or “Restricted” will add the Intel ME Firmware Local
Update option, which can be set to Enable or Disable.
By default it is
Disabled.
This option along with the Qualifier dictates whether ME FW local
updates are allowed.
“Never Open” ignores what is set in the system BIOS and follows the Intel ME
Firmware Local Update option.
“Restricted” ignores what is set in the system BIOS and allows local ME FW
update until the ME is configured.
Never Open
Restricted
ME FW Local Update
Enabled
Local ME FW updates
allowed.
Local ME FW updates
allowed.
ME FW Local Update
Disabled
Local ME FW updates
NOT allowed.
Local ME FW updates
allowed only until the
ME is configured.
Secure FW Update.
Intel ME Firmware Local Update Qualifier
Default Setting
: Enabled
Recommended Setting
: Enabled
The Secure Firmware Update function requires an administrator user name and
password. If the administrator user name and password are not supplied, the
firmware cannot be updated.
When the Secure Firmware Update feature is enabled, the IT administrator can
update the firmware using the secure method.
16)
Skip Set PRTC.
17)
Power Control.
a.
Intel ME ON in Host Sleep States.