STATE_INDEPENDENCE_IsChangeToAMTEnabled is sent by the OS agent to query whether a change to Intel AMT mode is possible in current state. This command is part of the Intel MEI watchdog client, since this client is always active if the MEI driver is installed and running, even if Intel AMT is not enabled on the platform. Note that the watchdog client commands differ in their structure from the common AMTHI commands.
STATE_INDEPENDENCE_IsChangeToAMTEnabled Request
typedef struct
_STATE_INDEPENDENCE_COMMAND
{
UINT8 Cmd ;
UINT8 ByteCount ;
UINT8 SubCmd ;
UINT8 Version ;
} STATE_INDEPENDENCE_COMMAND;
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Field |
Description |
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Cmd |
05h |
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ByteCount |
02h |
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SubCmd |
51h |
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Version |
10h |
STATE_INDEPENDENCE_IsChangeToAMTEnabled Response
typedef struct _STATE_INDEPENDENCE_IS_CHANGE_ENABLED_RESPONSE
{
UINT32 Enabled ;
} STATE_INDEPENDENCE_IS_CHANGE_ENABLED_RESPONSE;
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Field |
Description |
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Enabled |
Indicates whether the transition is allowed in current state. |
STATE_INDEPENDENCE_IsChangeToAMTEnabled Codes
The following table lists the possible Enabled values.
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Status |
Description |
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FALSE |
Transition is not enabled. |
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TRUE |
Transition is enabled: • The platform has Intel AMT capability. • Intel AMT is in a pre-setup state. • Remote Configuration (ZTC) is enabled. |
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