Symantec ALTIRIS OUT OF BAND MANAGEMENT COMPONENT 7.0 SP3 - V1.0 Manual page 30

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Configuration Profiles page
Options on the General tab
Table 2-6
Option
Profile name
Profile description
Max clock tolerance
User name
Intel AMT remote
connection password
New MEBx password
Description
Type a short, descriptive name. This name appears on the Intel
AMT devices page.
A more complete description of the profile.
The allowable difference between the clock of an Intel AMT device
and the timestamp of a received message. This setting is part of
the mechanism that is used to eliminate replay attacks.
The remote connection administrative credentials.
The user name is always "admin".
Select either Random Creation or Manual.
If Manual is selected, type the password and confirm the entry.
You must type a strong password.
For more information, see the Out of Band Management
Component Implementation Guide.
This password becomes the administrative password in the Admin
ACL entry for all Intel AMT devices that are configured with this
profile.
Selecting Random Creation means that each Intel AMT device
is configured with a random password. The password for each
Intel AMT computer is stored in the Intel SCS database. Unless
you configure more administrative users on the ACL tab, you can
manage the computers from Notification Server only. In this
case, Notification Server pulls the administrative credentials
from the Intel SCS database every time you run an out-of-band
task.
See "Setup and configuration profile: ACL tab"
Note: To use the credentials that are stored in Intel SCS, create
a connection profile with Intel AMT runtime credentials. Then
configure the task to use this connection profile.
For more information, view topics about using connection profiles
in the Symantec Management Platform Help.
Type the new MEBx password that you want Intel SCS to set on
the devices that you initialize using the Remote Configuration
feature.
For more information, see the Out of Band Management
Component Implementation Guide.
on page 35.