Intel® Active Management Technology Developers Guide

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Date 1/05/2021
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Intel® Active Management Technology Developers Guide
Intel® Active Management Technology Developers Guide x
Getting Started with Intel® Active Management Technology Discovery Configuration Wi-Fi* Connections Remote Power Management KVM Storage Redirection Remote Secure Erase Object Missing User Consent
Getting Started with Intel® Active Management Technology x
Intel® AMT Basic Concepts Intel® Active Management Technology 11 Intel® Active Management Technology 10 Intel® Active Management Technology 9
Discovery x
Integrating Intel® AMT Discovery into a Management Console
Configuration x
Integrating Intel® AMT Configuration into a Management Console Intel® SCS Configuration Tools
Intel® SCS Configuration Tools x
Intel® AMT Configuration Utility
Intel® AMT Configuration Utility x
Profile Creation, file only Profile Creation, USB Key - Single Use Profile Creation, USB Key - Multi Use Host Based Configuration via OS
Profile Creation, file only x
Profile Creation, Delta Profiles
Wi-Fi* Connections x
Wireless Configuration Concepts Wireless Configuration Methods
Remote Power Management x
Integrating Intel® AMT Remote Power Management Solution into a Management Console Remote Power Management of Intel® AMT Devices with InstantGo
KVM x
Integrating KVM feature into a Management Console
Remote Secure Erase x
Implementing Remote Secure Erase Remote Secure Erase FAQ
Intel® Active Management Technology Developers Guide

Remote Secure Erase

Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) version 11.0 introduces a new feature called Intel® Remote Secure Erase (Intel® RSE). Intel RSE is designed to allow IT administrators to remotely wipe the Intel® Solid State Drive (Intel® SSD) of the client device supporting Intel AMT (v11.0 or above).

Intel RSE is supported on the following Professional Series of Intel SSDs):

One of the primary use cases for this technology is reimaging a PC remotely by first doing a remote wipe of the drive, followed up by pushing a reimage via IDE-Redirect (IDE-R) or USB-Redirect (USB-R).

 

*No product or component can be absolutely secure.

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