Setup And Configuration Profile: Wireless Profiles Tab - Symantec ALTIRIS OUT OF BAND MANAGEMENT COMPONENT 7.0 SP3 - V1.0 Manual

Setup and configuration profile: Wireless Profiles tab

Add ACL Entry: Select User dialog box
Select the Active Directory user that you want to use for the functionality that
you are configuring.
You can use the Wireless profiles tab to create and select wireless profiles with
which to configure Intel AMT-capable notebook computers.
Wireless profiles are used when the Intel AMT device on a notebook computer is
active in S3, S4, or S5 power states. Wireless profiles let the Intel AMT device to
connect to the wireless access point when the operating system is not available.
The Intel AMT device authenticates according to the selected wireless profiles in
order of priority. Intel SCS allows up to 15 wireless profiles to be added to a profile.
Note: An Intel AMT notebook computer that is configured with a wireless profile
offers full Intel AMT management functionality through the wireless connection,
except for setup and configuration. Setup and configuration is possible only when
the computer is connected to the wired network.
Note: If you want to use wireless profiles with 802.1x authentication to configure
notebook computers with Intel AMT, you must enable Active Directory integration.
For more information, see the Out of Band Management Component Implementation
Guide.
Options on the Wireless profiles tab
Table 2-11
Option
Create new wireless profile
Add
Up/Down
Enable host VPN routing
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Description
Click to create a new wireless profile.
See "Auxiliary Profiles: Wireless Profiles page"
on page 28.
Add a wireless profile.
Adjust the relative priority of the profile. The profile at
the top of the list has the highest priority and is tried
first by configured wireless Intel AMT devices.
When checked, Intel AMT devices accept management
traffic over a Virtual Private Network connection when
Intel AMT detects that the platform is operating outside
the enterprise network.
Configuration Profiles page
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