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The UnprovisionEx Utility is a simple command line utility that allows users to
remotely unprovision an Intel(R) AMT system without requiring a separate
management console. This utility supports Intel(R) AMT systems configured for
basic, standard and advanced modes (formerly known as SMB and Enterprise
provisioning), using digest authentication (simple username and password) or
Kerberos authentication.
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remotely unprovision an Intel(R) AMT system without requiring a separate
management console. This utility supports Intel(R) AMT systems configured for
basic, standard and advanced modes (formerly known as SMB and Enterprise
provisioning), using digest authentication (simple username and password) or
Kerberos authentication.
More on Intel(R) vPro(TM) Technology Tools at:
Intel® vPro & Centrino with vPro on the vPro Expert Center
A complete list of software tools targeted for use in evaluating and using your Intel® vPro technology. This list includes the tools listed here as well as other developed elsewhere.
and
Digital Office Platform Division Software Engineering Blog
Discussion of all our released tools and our future projects.
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Jul 18, 2008 12:09 PM
nickmolina
says:
nickmolina
says:
How do you confirm success? Executing the command line disallowed my console from connecting to the client through ISDU but at the same time, the client's ME had the same settings as if it was provisioned.
Jul 18, 2008 4:40 PM
bgmckown
says:
in response to: nickmolina
bgmckown
says:
in response to: nickmolina
What was the specific command you used? Were you doing a full or partial unprovision? If it was a full unprovision, did you specify a new provisioning mode (Ent or SMB)?
One Word "YES". the AMT MULLIGAN is here..