Setup And Configuration Profile: Network Tab - Symantec ALTIRIS OUT OF BAND MANAGEMENT COMPONENT 7.0 SP3 - IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE V1.0 Implementation Manual

Setup and configuration profile: Network tab

On this tab, define this profile's network settings.
Options on the Network tab
Table 10-7
Option
Enable ping response
Web UI
Serial over LAN
IDE redirection
Wired LAN 802.1x profile
Keep 802.1x session after
a PXE boot for
About Out of Band Management Component pages
Description
Check if you want the Intel AMT device to respond to a ping.
Administrators can use this browser-based UI (user interface)
for management and maintenance of Intel AMT devices.
Check to allow this feature.
You can access the web UI by typing the following address in
the Internet Explorer's address bar: http://<Intel AMT
computer name>:16992 or https://<Intel AMT computer
name>:16993
This feature is used to manage an Intel AMT-enabled platform
remotely by encapsulating keystrokes and character display
data in a TCP/IP stream.
Check to allow this feature.
Use this feature to remotely enable, disable, format, or
configure individual floppy or IDE CD drives. Also you can
reload operating systems and software from remote locations.
These actions are independent of and transparent to the host.
Check to allow this feature.
Select an optional 802.1x profile that you want the Intel AMT
device to use when authenticating on a wired LAN. This profile
is active when the device is in S3, S4, or S5 power states. This
option applies only to Intel AMT releases 2.5, 3.0, 4.0, and 5.0.
See "Auxiliary profiles: 802.1x Profiles page"
Note:
You must integrate Intel SCS with Active Directory to
configure an Intel AMT device with a wired 802.1x profile.
See "Integrating Intel SCS with Active Directory"
Lets you keep the 802.1x session alive after a PXE Boot for the
number of minutes that you specify (up to 1440 minutes). This
is the period that is allowed for completion of an 802.1x
authentication. This parameter can be set only when an 802.1x
profile has been selected. If the 802.1x profile is deleted, this
value is forced to zero.
Configuration Profiles page
on page 124.
on page 55.
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