Configuring Intel Active Management Technology (Amt); Overriding Preboot Services Defaults - Novell ZENWORKS 10 CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT SP3 - PREBOOT SERVICES AND IMAGING REFERENCE 10.3 16-04-2010 User Manual

2.5.5 Configuring Intel Active Management Technology (AMT)

The Intel AMT functionality allows you to accurately identify devices, even if they have had
physical drive replacements. This sets up Preboot Services with persistent device identification by
providing ZENworks with nonvolatile memory for storing the unique device identity.
For more information, see
page 26.
To set up global Intel AMT enterprise names:
1 In ZENworks Control Center, click Configuration in the left pane to display the Configuration
tab. If it's not expanded, click Management Zone Settings.
2 Click Device Management to expand its listing, then select Preboot Services to display the
configuration sections.
3 Locate the Intel Active Management Technology (AMT) panel.
4 Fill in the fields:
Name List: This list should contain at least one valid AMT enterprise name for every AMT
device in the Management Zone. Click Add to place each one into the list box.
Move Up/Move Down: Arranges the order in which the AMT names are listed. You can move
only one at a time.
Remove: To remove names from the list, select them, then click Remove.
5 Click either Apply or OK to save the changes

2.6 Overriding Preboot Services Defaults

You can determine which Novell Preboot Services Menu displays a configuration to use and
whether the menu should be displayed on a device when it boots. By default, the Management Zone
configuration applies to all folders and devices. You can override this at the folder or device level.
For more information on the Novell Preboot Services Menu options, see
Preboot Services Menu," on page
The menu can be customized by editing the
Section 2.4.4, "Editing the Novell Preboot Services Menu," on page
94 ZENworks 10 Configuration Management Preboot Services and Imaging Reference
Section 1.3.6, "Intel Active Management Technology (AMT)," on
22.
pxemenu.txt
Section 1.3.2, "Novell
file. For more information, see
71.