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javierandrescaceres

A father and a Software Development Lead working on Colombian industry since 2002. He worked on many challenging projects like Windows Kernel Mode Drivers, Intel AMT SOL (Serial Over Lan) / IDER (IDE redirection), Yellow Pages Search Engines, Windows CE Asset Tracking Agents, Workflow designers, RFID capturing applications, DirectX game engines and so on. He also won some development contests like Microsoft Imagine Cup National Finals. He influenced (or helped) many people in technical sessions, seminars, initiatives or formal courses been a Microsoft/INETA/Intel contributor in community or corporate massive events (~500 people).

How to enable Intel® AMT SOL by programming.

By javierandrescaceres (7 posts) on January 12, 2010 at 8:34 pm
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This blog post is a good complement to the second of Duofeng Li’s AMT Experience blog posts. In his blog, He mentioned what Intel® AMT SOL is and how to enable it by using the MEBx configuration menu. This post is about enabling it too, but by programming using WSMan and the good old, well-known [...]

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Category: Manageability

Ten reasons to read “Active Platform Management Demystified”

By javierandrescaceres (7 posts) on November 20, 2009 at 2:17 pm
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This book is a must read for everyone in the IT arena (developers, IT professionals, etc.) because it’s not only a deep guide to Intel® AMT technology, it’s also a very useful review of state-of-the-art manageability standards. If you have discussed or read about WS-Man, WBEM, CIM, DASH, SMASH and other technology acronyms and you [...]

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Category: Manageability

Review of the SCS Setup Wizard

By javierandrescaceres (7 posts) on November 9, 2009 at 4:31 pm
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 I’ll start by telling I wish this tool had been available some time ago because I would have saved a lot of trial and error working time. All of you who have taken Intel AMT into enterprise environments have faced the challenge of delivering SCS as quickly and easily as possible.  Many times this is [...]

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Category: Manageability

Building community

By javierandrescaceres (7 posts) on April 29, 2009 at 8:34 am
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  Hello everybody!    I was reading the last Gael’s blog post about the community response and I think it’s a good time to share something different than AMT, parallelism and so on.   Today I want to share my second life as a community guy; in my free time I use to participate in community events like presentations, training and [...]

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Category: Events, Manageability

Troubleshooting the IMR_RES_TLS_CONNECTION_FAILED error in mutual TLS

By javierandrescaceres (7 posts) on March 19, 2009 at 8:36 am
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Hello everybody!, well I’ve seen some guys getting the IMR_RES_TLS_CONNECTION_FAILED on their clients apps, so I thought it could be a good idea to expand my first post called “Tips to check if the SCS, the DTK or your app doesn’t connect to an AMT Enterprise machine” to include some specific steps to troubleshoot this [...]

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Category: Manageability, Software Engineering

Building an Intel AMT Agent Monitor (Part I)

By javierandrescaceres (7 posts) on February 25, 2009 at 7:58 am
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  Hello everybody,   One of the coolest Intel AMT’s features is security, but one can be lost among the jargon and get discouraged quickly. The purpose of this post is to talk a little about System Defense, network security policies and heuristic filters to finally build an Agent monitor (or "Agent Presence").   Introduction   OK, Intel AMT has two [...]

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Category: Cool Software, Manageability

Tips to check if the SCS, the DTK or your app doesn’t connect to an AMT Enterprise machine

By javierandrescaceres (7 posts) on January 21, 2009 at 3:53 pm
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In this post I’ll talk about my experience connecting an AMT machine (Enterprise mode with mutual TLS enabled) with a server machine running the SCS and with a machine running a management console; this connection can be from the SCS, the DTK or from your application (based on the DTK’s source code) to an AMT [...]

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Category: Manageability