Service Location Page; Users Page - Symantec ALTIRIS OUT OF BAND MANAGEMENT COMPONENT 7.0 SP3 - IMPLEMENTATION GUIDE V1.0 Implementation Manual

148 About Out of Band Management Component pages

Service location page

Service location page

Users page

Options on the Security keys page (continued)
Table 10-17
Option Description
Import security keys Click to import a file of keys, which you have received from an OEM
together with initialized Intel AMT capable computers, into the
Intel SCS database. Browse to the file and click Import.
See
This page lets you specify the location of the Intel Setup and Configuration Service
(Intel SCS). By default, the Intel SCS is installed on the Notification Server
computer, as part of the main OOB site server.
See "About OOB site servers"
If you move the OOB site server to another computer, you must set the service
URL to the URL of the new OOB site server.
Options on the Service Location page
Table 10-18
Option Description
Default URL By default, Out of Band Management Component looks for Intel SCS
on the Notification Server computer.
Alternative URL Displays the URL of the Intel SCS, installed on the OOB site server. To
fill in this field automatically, in the Site Servers section, select a site
server and click the Set as default location of Intel SCS symbol.
Site Servers Lists the OOB site servers that are known to Out of Band Management
Component.
System Status Displays the computers that have Intel SCS installed and their status.
The Users page defines identities with access to the Intel SCS configuration pages
in Out of Band Management Component. Each user is assigned a role which defines
the permissions that are allotted to the user. When Microsoft Active Directory is
integrated with the Intel SCS and Intel AMT, you can import user identities from
Active Directory. Otherwise, you can add user identities manually.
When you install Out of Band Management Component for the first time, all users
in the Altiris Administrators group automatically become Intel SCS Enterprise
"Initializing OEM-prepared computers manually"
on page 118.
on page 77.