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Matt Royer wrote in June about some of the new AMT-related features being included in Service Pack 2 for Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager 2007. I recently installed ConfigMgr SP2 in my lab environment, and wanted to follow up on Matt's post by sharing some screenshots of the new AMT features, for those of you that may not be beta testing SP2

 

** The updated AMT Settings screen, which now features the option to set the power package for the management controller.

 

Sccm Sp2 - Oob Amt Settings Expanded Edited.png

 

** The new Provisioning Schedule screen (no more editing your sitectrl.ct0 file!)

Sccm Sp2 - Oob Provisioning Schedule.PNG

 

** The new main 802.1x & Wireless Profile Configuration screen (there are a couple of detail screens below)

Sccm Sp2 - Oob 802.1x & Wireless.PNG

** The new Wireless Profile Detail screen

 

Sccm Sp2 - Oob Wireless Profile Detail Edited.png

 

** The new 802.1x Profile Detail screen

 

Sccm Sp2 - Oob 802.1x Profile Edited.png

 

I don't have a provisioned client in my lab yet, but once I do, I will see if I can investigate the updated Microsoft OOB Console, and capture some screenshots. As Matt's post stated, there should be added functionality for inputting information into the 3PDS (Third-party data store), so I assume there will at least be that change.

 

Cheers,

 

Trevor Sullivan

Systems Engineer

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I am happy to announce that we just put online a new Intel AMT Developer Tool Kit (DTK) tutorial video pack. It's just a large 146 megabytes ZIP file with 11 tutorial videos recorded using a desktop capture application and two live Intel AMT demonstrations using Intel AMT Commander. This is great news for people who had problems streaming the videos before or who simply wanted to get all the videos in highest possible quality. The tutorial video pack is available on the Intel AMT DTK web page, at the bottom of the page.

 

 

Many people ask how I record the tutorial videos. I simply use Microsoft's Windows Media Encoder 9 tool, it's available for free on the Microsoft web site. The best audio quality, I got myself a USB headset with built-in microphone. I just never had good luck with normal microphones that plug into sound cards, and this USB headsetalways works perfectly. I don't usually rehearse much before recording these videos and sometimes I record them late at night. As a result you get a pretty honest look at how I use the Intel AMT DTK myself.

 

 

The tutorial video pack includes early videos from the Intel AMT DTK v0.11 days, and much newer videos recorded using a yet unreleased version of the Intel AMT DTK. If you are really lucky and happen to own an Intel AMT 3.0 computer, you will be especially interested in the new heuristic tutorial video and will noticed that Intel AMT Commander's UI has been updated. I will get the latest version online within the next week, it's really cool and much improved.

 

 

 

Ylian (Intel AMT Blog)

 

 

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