It seems that our Developers are spending a lot of time looking for information about HECI drivers. With vPro being around for many years now (we are on our 7th revision going on 8) I was wondering if this piece of Active Management Technology is still a puzzle to developers. In the spirit of figuring out what vPro Developers need, I went through our blogs and put together a collection of blogs here that might be helpful.
MEI
When the vPro Universe Collides with Other People and goes "Fractal"
This is one of those things in life that you probably don't know what it is and why it is important until you need it. If you are part of the "Other People" then you don't care. You should probably go find something else to read, in that case. But let me just say, in my opinion, the collision is all your fault.
What does HECI and MEI stand for?
What is this driver used for?
What does HECI and MEI stand for?
- HECI: Host Embedded Controller Interface
- MEI: Manageability Engine Interface
What is this driver used for?
Intel AMT software: LMS, HECI, MEI... why do I need those? Part 10 in the series
Hi again!
In this post of the software series, we'll review the Local Manageability Service (or LMS). The LMS could have had his own dedicated post, but it is hard to write about LMS without talking about a driver called Intel MEI or HECI -- the origins of LMS are tightly tied with HECI and local access methods, so we will cover them together.
In this post of the software series, we'll review the Local Manageability Service (or LMS). The LMS could have had his own dedicated post, but it is hard to write about LMS without talking about a driver called Intel MEI or HECI -- the origins of LMS are tightly tied with HECI and local access methods, so we will cover them together.
Part 5: Detailed information to the user with the User Notification Service
Hello all.
There's a lot of good action going on at the Manageability Community. So many interesting issues, that instead of writing posts I've been reading them. :)
