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Certificate Manager

USB Setup.bin Editor

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Intel^® AMT USB Setup.bin Manager

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Certificate Manager

Certificates play an important role in all sorts of Intel® AMT security tasks: TLS network authentication,
CIRA configuration, audit log signing and more. Use this panel to create and manage your console certificate.

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Username

Password*

Confirm Password

Permission

Granted Permissions

*Minimum 8 characters with upper, lowercase, 0-9, and one of !@#$%^&*()+-

Friendly Name

Group Name

Hostname

Auth / Security

Username

Password*

*Minimum 8 characters with upper, lowercase, 0-9, and one of !@#$%^&*()+-

Optional Token Request*

*Alternate hostname for Kerberos token request

Power Action

Warning: Some power actions may result in data loss and may disconnect the desktop, terminal or disk redirection sessions.

Consent Code

Consent Display

Image Encoding

Show Focus Tool
Show Local Mouse Cursor
Show Ctrl-Alt-Del
Limit Frame Rate
Don't Rotate Mouse

Other Settings

Username

Password

Redirection Port KVM Remote Desktop IDE-Redirection
Serial-over-LAN

Not Required
Required for KVM only
Always Required

Profile Name

SSID

Priority

Authentication

Encryption

Password*

Confirm Password

Valid Record
Scrambled Record

Setup.bin version

Record consumption

Variable Type

Variable Value

Use encryption. The file will contain Intel® AMT credentials, saving using a password may help protect this data.

This will save the entire state of Intel® AMT for this machine into file. Passwords will not be saved, but some sensitive data may be included.

Disabled
ICMP response
RMCP response
ICMP & RMCP response

Operating system IP address sync

IP address

Subnet mark

Gateway

Primary DNS

Alternate DNS

Dynamic DNS client

Update Interval (minutes)

TTL (seconds)

Defaut Interval is 1440 minutes, Default TTL is 900 seconds.

Alarm name

Wake date (year-month-day)

Wake time (hour:min:sec)

Interval (days-hours-min)

After wake

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System Status

Hardware Information

Event Log

Network Settings

User Accounts

WSMAN Browser

Serial-over-LAN Terminal

Remote Desktop

Audit Log

Security Settings

Internet Settings

System Defense

Agent Presence

Script Editor

Script Builder

Script

Compiled Script

Variables

Console

Storage

Event Subscriptions

Wake Alarms

Files

Software KVM