Post-Deployment Provisioning of Intel® vPro™ Technology
Much has been written about provisioning and enabling Intel® vPro™ technology, including articles such as Optimal Client Environment for Intel vPro Provisioning and Options and Core Criteria to Provisioning Intel vPro Technology with their respective sub-linked articles.
With that base knowledge in place, this collection of articles will step into some enhanced deployment scenarios and utilities that may be of interest. Situations may arise where a ProvisionServer DNS record cannot be used, thousands of systems have been deployed without a clear indication of what Intel® AMT version is presently running on them, and so forth.
In stepping through the scenarios and approaches, this series of articles will also expound a little more on key utilities and approaches, including the Intel® vPro™ Activator Utility available at http://www.intel.com/software/activator. A previous article by Joel Smith provided a brief introduction to the predecessor of this tool, the Remote Configuration Tool (e.g. RCT.exe).
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