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High Level Comparison of Management Choices - desktop pc

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High Level Comparison of Management Choices ASF Alert Standard Format Sponsor Description DMTF Standard defined outof-band PC management (when OS is not running AMT Active Management Technology Intel Intel initiative delivering enhanced out-of-band management DASH Desktop and mobile Architecture for System DMTF Next generation standard for secure outof-band and remote PC management based on web services (WSmanagement) Introduced Industry support OOB Management Remote Control Remote Boot Event alerting Event logging Asset Information Non-Volatile Storage Secure Communication Transport Layer Remote Control Protocol v2.0 - 2001 Weak PC supplier support Uses unpopular connection & transport methods (non-secure) Poor console adoption due to non-normative standard No - System must first be remotely woken to S0 Limited - Only remote reboot and wake Yes-PXE Yes - Preset (restrictive) No No No Limited - pre-shared keys UDP - often blocked by routers RMCP - UDP based and obscure v2.x - 2006 v3.x - 2007 v4.0/5.0 - 2008 HP has offered AMTcapable desktops and notebooks since 2006 Console support provided by HP Software, Altiris, Microsoft, LANDesk, and others Yes - System can be managed in any power state S0-S5 Yes - Media and text redirection, remote wake, reboot, shutdown Yes - PXE and IDE Redirect Yes - Policy based (flexible) Yes Yes - Hardware and software inventory Yes - 3rd Party Data Store Yes - TLS, Kerberos v1.0 - March 2007 v1.1 - December 2007 Co-chairs: HP and Dell Key contributors: AMD (ATI), Broadcom, Dell, HP, IBM, Intel, NVIDIA Monitoring companies include: Symantec, Avocent LANDesk, Lenovo, Microsoft, Symantec Yes - System can be managed in any power state S0-S5 Yes- Media and text redirection, remote wake, reboot, shutdown Yes - PXE and USB Redirect Yes - Policy based (flexible) Yes Yes - Hardware and software inventory Yes - Opaque Data Yes - Kerberos TCP - preferred routing protocol SOAP / WS-MAN - well known TCP - preferred routing protocol WS-MAN - well known

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High Level Comparison of Management Choices
ASF
AMT
DASH
Alert Standard Format
Active Management
Technology
Desktop and mobile
Architecture for System
Sponsor
DMTF
Intel
DMTF
Description
Standard defined out-
of-band PC
management (when OS
is not running
Intel initiative
delivering enhanced
out-of-band
management
Next generation
standard for secure out-
of-band and remote PC
management based on
web services (WS-
management)
Introduced
v2.0
–
2001
v2.x
–
2006
v3.x
–
2007
v4.0/5.0 - 2008
v1.0
–
March 2007
v1.1
–
December 2007
Industry support
Weak PC supplier
support
Uses unpopular
connection & transport
methods (non-secure)
Poor console adoption
due to non-normative
standard
HP has offered AMT-
capable desktops and
notebooks since 2006
Console support
provided by HP
Software, Altiris,
Microsoft, LANDesk,
and others
Co-chairs: HP and Dell
Key contributors: AMD
(ATI), Broadcom, Dell,
HP, IBM, Intel, NVIDIA
Monitoring companies
include: Symantec,
Avocent LANDesk,
Lenovo, Microsoft,
Symantec
OOB
Management
No
–
System must first
be remotely woken to
S0
Yes
–
System can be
managed in any
power state S0
–
S5
Yes
–
System can be
managed in any power
state S0
–
S5
Remote Control
Limited
–
Only remote
reboot and wake
Yes
–
Media and text
redirection, remote
wake, reboot,
shutdown
Yes
–
Media and text
redirection, remote
wake, reboot, shutdown
Remote Boot
Yes-PXE
Yes
–
PXE and IDE
Redirect
Yes
–
PXE and USB
Redirect
Event alerting
Yes
–
Preset (restrictive)
Yes
–
Policy based
(flexible)
Yes
–
Policy based
(flexible)
Event logging
No
Yes
Yes
Asset Information
No
Yes
–
Hardware and
software inventory
Yes
–
Hardware and
software inventory
Non-Volatile
Storage
No
Yes
–
3
rd
Party Data
Store
Yes
–
Opaque Data
Secure
Communication
Limited
–
pre-shared
keys
Yes
–
TLS, Kerberos
Yes
–
Kerberos
Transport Layer
UDP
–
often blocked by
routers
TCP
–
preferred routing
protocol
TCP
–
preferred routing
protocol
Remote Control
Protocol
RMCP
–
UDP based
and obscure
SOAP / WS-MAN
–
well known
WS-MAN
–
well known