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8 After following the instructions to compile the iAMT Redirect Drivers, make RPMs of the
binaries, then distribute the RPMs to the other devices that need the drivers.
For more information, see
Provisioning the AMT Devices
You can provision your AMT devices in either of two ways:
"Provisioning in Enterprise Mode" on page 396
"Provisioning in Small Business Mode" on page 396
Provisioning in Enterprise Mode
If you use another AMT-enabled application that requires the AMT devices to be provisioned in
Enterprise mode, do the following:
1 During the boot process for a device, access the AMT BIOS.
Refer to your device's documentation for instructions.
2 When prompted, enter the device's AMT administrator username and password.
You are required to change the administrator username and password before you can proceed.
See your computer documentation for instructions on changing the password.
3 Set the provisioning mode to "Enterprise."
4 Configure the other settings as appropriate.
Refer to your device's or AMT-enabled application's documentation for instructions.
5 Configure the provisioning server supplied with the application to assign at least one enterprise
name to the device.
Refer to your AMT-enabled application's documentation for instructions.
6 Repeat
7 To provide the provisioned enterprise names to ZENworks Linux Management, continue with
"Setting Up the Global Intel AMT Enterprise Names" on page
Provisioning in Small Business Mode
To provision an AMT device in small business mode for use with ZENworks Linux Management,
do the following:
1 During the boot process for a device, access the AMT BIOS.
Refer to your device's documentation for instructions.
2 When prompted, enter the device's AMT administrator username and password.
You are required to change the administrator username and password before you can proceed.
See your computer documentation for instructions on changing the password.
3 Set the provisioning mode to "Small Business."
4 Configure the other settings as appropriate.
Refer to your device's documentation for instructions.
5 If you configured the AMT device to use DHCP mode for IP addressing, you might need to
boot the device into an operating system to discover a currently valid IP address.
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Step 1 through Step 5 for each device to be provisioned with the Enterprise mode.
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