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10.7.2009
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10.7.2009
Intel® Remote PC Assist Technology End User Solution Brief.pdf
Intel® Remote PC Assist Technology ISV Solution Brief.pdf
11.12.2009
PROBLEM | How do I sign up for Intel® Remote PC Assist Technology? |
RESOLUTION | Intel® Remote PC Assist Technology would be part of a service offering provided by an OEM, Managed Service Provider (MSP), or at the Retail Point of Sale. As an end-user, one could sign up for the service at the time of purchasing a PC or at anytime later. In addition, you could request support only when needed by activating a set of keys on your computer. Please refer to the documentation provided by your PC manufacturer on how to initiate a service request. |
7.1.2009
PROBLEM | What are the minimum system requirements for Intel® Remote PC Assist Technology (Intel® RPAT) |
RESOLUTION | Intel® Core™2 processor with Intel® vPro™ technology-based platform with Intel® Q45 Chipset. |
6.28.2009
PROBLEM | What is a Managed Service Provider (MSP)? |
RESOLUTION | Managed Service Provider (MSP) or Management Service Provider is an organization that manages a customer's computer system and network which are either located on the customer's premises or at a third-party datacenter. MSPs offer a variety of service levels from just notifying the customer if a problem occurs to making all necessary repairs itself. MSPs may also be a source for hardware and staff for its customers. |
6.27.2009
PROBLEM | Is my connection with my service provider secure? |
SOLUTION | Yes! Intel® Remote PC Assist Technology uses industry standard cryptographic protocols.
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7.1.2009
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