One of the great tools that comes with the Intel® Setup and Configuration Software is the Configurator tool. It’s a command line tool that you use to configure AMT on your Intel® vPro™ systems. It’s designed with the idea of easy packaging and deployment using standard off-the-shelf tools for software deployment. The Configurator is capable of doing quite a few different tasks that help you discover, configure and maintain AMT on your Intel® vPro™ clients. Each of these capabilities has a number of different options you can use to meet specific needs you may have.
In order to give you a starting point, I’ve put together a list of some common example command lines that use the configurator to perform a number of common tasks along with brief explanations of what each example will do. You can find detailed information about the command line options in the Intel® SCS documentation.
You can find the command line examples here: http://communities.intel.com/docs/DOC-19537
Let me know if there’s a command line you’d like to see added to the list.s
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