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Profile assignments page

Profile assignments page

Options on the Intel AMT systems page (continued)
Table 2-21
Option
Unconfigure
Export the list of the
systems
Open log for this
system
Show detailed system
information
Delete
An initialized Intel AMT device (with the PID-PPS pair installed) starts sending
Hello messages and requesting configuration information from Intel SCS. A part
of the Hello message is the Universal Unique Identifier (UUID) of the device. The
Intel AMT device can be configured only when it has a configuration profile that
is assigned to that UUID. You can create the profile assignments manually or
automatically by the Resource Synchronization policy.
Description
This operation disables each Intel AMT device and leaves it
without any Setup and Configuration parameters.
Unconfiguration is possible in the following ways:
Full: Deletes all data from each Intel AMT device. The Intel
AMT devices are not functional. You have to initialize the
device again.
For more information, see the Out of Band Management
Component Implementation Guide.
Partial: Deletes all data on every Intel AMT device except for
the PID, PPS, and Administrator password. The devices
immediately start sending Hello messages. Intel SCS sets up
and configures the devices according to the profiles that are
associated with them.
Note:
When you unconfigure a notebook computer with Intel
AMT, the wireless connection is lost. To configure the computer,
connect it to the wired network.
This operation backs up the current UUID to FQDN and profile
mapping. The exported .CSV file can later be imported into the
Profile Assignments page.
Lists the Intel SCS log entries that are filtered by the system's
UUID.
Displays configuration information for the selected system.
Deletes the selected devices and the associated log entries from
the Intel SCS database. For example, you can delete non-existing
devices. Also, you must delete the device if it was unconfigured
manually through the Intel Management Engine (MEBx).