HP dc72 - Blade Workstation Client Setup And Configuration Manual page 18

Select TCP/IP.
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a. Select Disabling Network Interface, and then select N.
Default Setting = Network Interface Enabled, Recommended Setting = Network Interface
Enabled
If network is disabled, then all remote AMT capabilities are disabled and TCP/IP settings will not
be necessary. This option is a toggle, and the next time you access it you are prompted with the
opposite setting.
b. Select DHCP Disable, and then select N.
Default Setting = DHCP Enabled, Recommended Setting = User Dependent
For the purpose of this white paper, DHCP is enabled.
Select Provisioning Server.
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a. Type the Provisioning Server IP.
Default Setting = 0.0.0.0, Recommended Setting = Network Dependent
b. Type the Port.
Default Setting = 9971, Recommended Setting = S&CS Dependent
This option is used in Enterprise mode when an Intel AMT Setup and Configuration (Provisioning)
Server is available. It points to the IP address of the S&CS.
If the IP and port are left as the default, the ME looks for ProvisionServer on DNS at port
9971.
Some ISV's may require additional settings, such as the SC&S port number and SC&S IP
address. Contact your Management Console ISV for more details.
Select Provision Model.
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a. Change to Intel AMT 1.0 Mode, and then select N.
Default Setting = Intel AMT 2.0 Mode, Recommended Setting = Intel AMT 2.0 Mode
b. Change to Small Business, and then select N.
Default Setting = Enterprise, Recommended Setting = Enterprise
c. Select Return to previous menu.
Select Set PID and PPS.
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Default Setting = None, Recommended Setting = System Dependent
This option is for Provisioning ID (PID) and Provisioning Passphrase (PPS) entry. PIDs are 8 characters
and PPS are 32 characters. There are dashes between every set of 4 characters, so including dashes,
PIDs are 9 characters and PPS are 40 characters. An S&CS must generate these entries.
The Admin Password, PID, and PPS can be pre-populated by HP during manufacturing. See the OEM
TLS-PSK section for details.
Skip Un-Provision. This option returns the system to factory defaults. See the Return to Default sec-
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tion for more information about unprovisioning.
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