AMT Support on the Intel NUC5i3MYHE

If AMT should at least be configurable, then there seems to be some other issue going on as the NUC fails to connect to the Management Engine when I utilize ACUConfig to check the status of the system.

Note, I've tried ME version 11.0.5.1189 and the latest 11.0.6.1194.

AMT Status code - An internal error has occurred in the Intel(R) AMT device. This might indicate an interface error, or an application error.

(0xc0004269)

Entering

Connected to the Intel(R) Management Engine Interface driver, version

11.0.5.1189

Intel(R) Management Engine Interface error-

I/O control command

The handle is invalid.

(6)

Intel(R) Management Engine Interface error-

Failed to connect to the Intel(R) Management Engine Interface PTHI client.

Failed to connect to the WD client of the Intel(R) Management Engine Interface.

(0xc0000056)

Exiting

This system does not have Intel(R) AMT (or it is disabled in the Intel MEBX, or the correct drivers are not installed or enabled, or the current user does not have permissions to the drivers).

(0xc0000063)

GetHostAndMEInfo output data:

  IsAMT:False,

  isEnterpriseMode:False,

  configurationMode:0,

  isRemoteConfigEnabled:False,

  AMTversion:,

  isMobile:False,

  provisioningTlsMode:0,

  uuid:0B1AB580-B0E4-11E5-B27D-F44D306B7AFB,

  isClientConfigEnabled:False,

  hostBasedSupport:False,

  configurationState:0,

  FQDN:G6MY7070094Q,

  embeddedConfigurationAllowed:False.

  isLANLessPlatform:False.

  PKIDNSSuffix: Empty.

***** Start DisplayAMTInfo ******

Host information - G6MY7070094Q

  UUID - 0B1AB580-B0E4-11E5-B27D-F44D306B7AFB

  The Intel(R) Management Engine Interface driver is not installed or is not available.

***** END DisplayAMTInfo ******

***********

Exit with code 70 - Failed to connect to the Intel(R) AMT device (possible reasons - the system does not have Intel(R) AMT or is not responding; user access to it is denied).

Thanks @michael_a_intel, I think there was some confusion on my end about how ME and vPro/AMT were linked.

So if I am correct this NUC should fall under Standard Manageability as the board supports Intel ME and the processor does not support vPro. Would that also prevent the <Ctrl-P> ME page from functioning?

Additionally, do the remote power control features (power off/power on) work with just Intel ME, or does that feature require AMT support?

I can make this a separate thread if you'd prefer.