Setting up vPro
Does anyone have a guide to scanning the network for machines with vPro enabled? We covered this at Konference this year, but unfortunately we went through so fast, I have no idea how to do it.
I'm also trying to enable vPro remote KVM on an Optiplex 990 Core i7 desktop next to me, and I configure MEBX and AMT settings appropriately from what I can tell - but when running the ACU Wizard in windows, as soon as I launch it, I get a "Cannot configure Intel AMT - call to function failed with return code". Does that mean that vPro is not enabled on this machine?
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The bottom of pg 9 walks you through a detection script. http://partnerdirect.dell.com/sites/channel/en-us/documents/dell_kace_remote_management_intel_vpro_technology.pdf
The bottom of pg 9 walks you through a detection script. http://partnerdirect.dell.com/sites/channel/en-us/documents/dell_kace_remote_management_intel_vpro_technology.pdf
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dugullett
11 years ago
The bottom of pg 9 walks you through a detection script.
http://partnerdirect.dell.com/sites/channel/en-us/documents/dell_kace_remote_management_intel_vpro_technology.pdf
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This is a dead link, anyone have new link or script please? - Netpar 10 years ago
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Try this one.
http://partnerdirect.dell.com/sites/channel/es-la/documents/dell_kace_remote_management_intel_vpro_technology.pdf - dugullett 10 years ago-
Thanks for that. I have some non vPro machines and was wondering what I am to look for in my CIR to show it is not vPro capable? - Netpar 10 years ago
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Netpar, Use http://www.kace.com/~/media/Files/Partners/dell-kace-remote-systems-management-w-intel-vpro-technology.pdf
on PG10. But I warn you they are VERY behine on the instructions and nothing matches up anymore. I wish they would re-write the doc so it works. You will find that after step 6 the instructions are incorrect until step 14. BTW step 14 is the last step. - dhahn@providigm.com 10 years ago
