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Running vPro OOB Mgt without SCCM

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Hello,

I have been having problems with getting the Out of Band Management Console to run because my normal login account is too large to work with all of our AMT devices. The Kerberos token size is the problem. The problem I have encountered is I have to logoff and login using a small test account when I want to use OOBMC. This prevents me from doing anyhting elase.

I created a commandline script that will run the OOBMC as a runas user to avoid the logoff's.

et 2 variables at the top and its ready to go.

You need to have the SCCM console installed on the computer as it uses oobconsole.exe to run "outside of the box".

It does a WMI query to the SCCM server to find the resource ID for the specific PC then does a runas on the oobconsole.exe

No warranties expressed or implied. Use at your own risk, yada, yada, yada....

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@echo off

:ClearVariables

set _Version=1.0

set _pcname=

set _SID=

set _newloginas=

::***********************************************

:: Change these Variables for your environment

set _loginas=DOMAIN\USER

Set _SCCMServer=FQDN of SCCM Server

:: ***********************************************

CLS

time /t

echo.

echo Start Out Of Band Management Console.

echo.Created by Todd Wilburn - Client Services Engineer

echo Version %_Version% on 11/11/09

echo.

:INPUT

echo.

echo Enter the computer name or

echo press "Enter" for the local computer.

set /p _PCName=:

IF [%_PCName%] == [] SET _PCname=%Computername%

If not exist "c:\program files\Microsoft Configuration Manager Console\AdminUI\bin\oobconsole.exe" (

echo OOBCONSOLE.exe was not found. Install SCCM console.

pause

goto end

)

:: Check to see if PC is online.

echo.

echo Check to see if PC is online.

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