I have 2 motherboards (from 25), which log unknown error some times. I didn't find the description of it in various documents ("Alert Standard Format (ASF) Specification, ver. 2.0", "IPMI PET to Platform Message Registry Mapping, ver. 1.2.0", "IPMI Platform Event Trap Format Specification, ver. 1.0", "IPMI Specification Second Generation, ver. 2.0", WSEventAndPetTableReplacement.xls).
Motherboard: DQ965GF
I have two Intel desktop boards with AMT: DQ965GF and DQ57TM and use SOAP-based access to the AMT features.
"Network Interface Guide" states, that 'RemoteControl' can be used to PowerUp/Reset the machine with 'ReflashBios' bit set. Description of 'ReflashBios' from the doc: "the boot block reflashes the BIOS on the next boot, using IDE redirection as the source of the BIOS image".
'GetRemoteControlCapabilities' returns ENABLED BiosReflash in OemDefinedCapabilities for the both m/boards.
Hi,
is it possible to flash/update the BIOS remotely using AMT?
If not, can AMT somehow be used to prevent BIOS updates by the user?
We are planning to use AMT to remote-control several machines in a lab, and so far AMT works really well for what we want to do. While I've successfully accessed the BIOS via AMT, I didn't find a way so far to prevent BIOS updates (or to flash the BIOS remotely myself in order to undo any changes to the BIOS itself).
Thanks in advance,
-Kyle
Hi,
I am facing the problem with Lenovo Thinkcentre M91p (MT:4525-PY2), i installed driver for AMT, after it showes yellow exclamation (!) under the system devices. I tried to enter the MEBx configuration by press ctrl+P to enable intel ME but its not taking that option. Please help to find out the solution.
Regards,
M.H.Ibrahim
Hi,
I am testing AMT for a while and everything works fine if two connecting machines are in same subnet. I can use both from Manageability Commander Tool and code (AMT SDK) to remotely manage machines. But when I change subnet with one machine I cannot make a connection (both methods). Those machines can ping each other, both firewalls are down. What can cause the issue?
My code to overview:
Hello, I'm trying to make the IDE Redirection feature work with a ISO image, but I'm not having any success. Both SOL and IDER are enabled, I can select the ISO from the Commander Tool and Reboot to CDROM Redirection, but nothing happens. I've also tested the redirection with my physical CDROM and it doesn't work as well.
My AMT version is 8.0.4 and I'm using a i5-2500 CPU. KVM works and remote commands such as poweroff, reboot, also work.
What am I missing here?
Thanks in advance!
EDIT: if it helps, my chipset is the Q77.
Hi,
I've been trying to download the AMT SDK for a couple of days. I've tried before the weekend and today, from OS X, Windows and Linux and from machines in both Europe and the US; nothing worked. The download typically appears to stall for a minute or two, and then results in an empty file. Occassionally, I get a ~2.5MB file, which is incomplete.
The link I used: Download the latest Intel® AMT Software Development Kit (SDK)
Thanks,
- Dan
Hello, I'm developing a KVM application for use with Intel AMT 8.0. I've downloaded the latest version of the SDK, and also the latest version of the Open MDTK along with the VNC Viewer Plus from Real VNC for testing purposes.
I can successfully establish a connection with the remote machine by using the Commander tool and the VNC Viewer Plus application, but the KVM example from the SDK (written in C#) fails with a "connection refused" message.
I've tested the SDK sample application with a machine running AMT 7 and it worked without problems.
I am not sure if this is the correct forum to ask this question or not so if it isn't please direct me to the right place. I have a new Toshiba Laptop with Windows 7. The laptop has an intel processor with an i7 core. Yesterday, I received notice that software with the name in this title was attempting to install itself. I did not allow it as I was not sure what this software does and if this is a legitimate Intel software package. I cannot find this software on the Intel website. My questions are: 1. Is this a real Intel Software package?2. What does it do?3.
My company is starting the implementation of vPro and so I'm taking a look at the c# API. So far I have managed to figure out most things but I have a problem to get the vPro client to boot to an ISO. My IDER code looks like this:
amt.RedirectionIDER.SetInterfaceState(true);
amt.RedirectionIDER.StartIDERCD("\\\\\\\\My\\\\Path\\\\To\\\\IsoFile.iso");
amt.RedirectionSOL.StartSOL();
