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Intel AMT overview, Intel AMT features, Intel AMT functions

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97 Intel AMT overview The onboard Intel 82573E Ethernet controller has built-in support for Intel AMT. This technology enables system administrators to monitor and protect their networked computing assets, even in situations where the client system is ordinarily inaccessible (such as a crashed hard drive or a locked operating system), reducing network downtime. Intel AMT features • Out-of-band (OOB) system access for remote PC management regardless of system power or OS state • Proactive alerting for faster problem detection and less network downtime • Remote troubleshooting and recovery for increased IT efficiency with fewer deskside visits • Remote hardware asset tracking for increased speed and accuracy with reduced accounting costs, compared to manual tracking Intel AMT functions System administrators can use a web browser 5 to perform basic management tasks. The web server built into each Intel AMT system enables one to: • View the system status • View the hardware installed in the system • View, enable/disable, and clean the Intel AMT event log • Remotely power the computer on or off (when enabled in the client system BIOS) • View and manage Intel AMT network parameters • View and manage Intel AMT user accounts 5 Supported web browsers include: Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 or newer; Netscape Navigator 7.1 or newer; Mozilla Firefox 1.0 or newer; and Mozilla Mozilla 1.7 or newer.

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Intel AMT overview
The onboard Intel 82573E Ethernet controller has built-in support for
Intel AMT.
This technology enables system administrators to monitor
and protect their networked computing assets, even in situations
where the client system is ordinarily inaccessible (such as a crashed
hard drive or a locked operating system), reducing network downtime.
Intel AMT features
•
Out-of-band (OOB) system access for remote PC management
regardless of system power or OS state
•
Proactive alerting for faster problem detection and less network
downtime
•
Remote troubleshooting and recovery for increased IT efficiency
with fewer deskside visits
•
Remote hardware asset tracking for increased speed and accuracy
with reduced accounting costs, compared to manual tracking
Intel AMT functions
System administrators can use a web browser
5
to perform basic
management tasks. The web server built into each Intel AMT system
enables one to:
•
View the system status
•
View the hardware installed in the system
•
View, enable/disable, and clean the Intel AMT event log
•
Remotely power the computer on or off (when enabled in the
client system BIOS)
•
View and manage Intel AMT network parameters
•
View and manage Intel AMT user accounts
5
Supported web browsers include: Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 SP1 or newer;
Netscape Navigator 7.1 or newer; Mozilla Firefox 1.0 or newer; and Mozilla
Mozilla 1.7 or newer.