Intel vPro, Centrino Pro quick start Appendix B Glossary of Terms used in this guide

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Intel® vPro™ and Intel® Centrino® Pro Processor Technology Quick Start Guide

Appendix B: Glossary of Terms used in this guide

BIOS: Basic Input Output System

DHCP: Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol

DNS: Domain Name Service.

Enterprise Mode: Provisioning model used for larger organizations

Intel® AMT: Intel® Active Management Technology allows Web Service calls to Intel desktops and notebook clients for out-of-band management and services.

Intel® Centrino® Pro processor technology: Intel processor technology that provides a higher level of security and management to mobile computers.

Intel® ME: Intel® Management Engine

Intel® MEBx: Intel® Management Engine BIOS Extension

Intel® vPro™ Processor Technology: Intel processor technology that provides a higher level of security and management to desktop computers.

ISV: Independent Software Vendor

LMS: Local Management Service driver. Provides an interface enabling local management software agents to communicate with the Intel Management Engine using the same high-level protocols as those used for remote management (e.g. XML, SOAP).

OEM: Original Equipment Manufacturer. Notation used to designate the PC manufacturer.

PID: Provisioning ID. First portion of security key used in provisioning Intel vPro machines.

PKI: Public Key Infrastructure

PKI CH: Public Key Infrastructure – Certification Hash

PPS: Provisioning Pass phrase. Pre-shared key used in provisioning Intel vPro machines.

PSK: Pre-shared key

SMB Mode: Small (and Medium) Business model used for provisioning an Intel vPro machine

TLS: Transport Layer Security

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Contents Guide Centrino Pro Processor Technology Quick Start GuideContents Preface Intended AudienceWhat This Document Contains Process Overview Where do I go from here? Deciding Which Provisioning Mode to UseProcess Flowchart Deploying Intel vPro Using SMB Basic Mode ProvisioningSet Firewall/Router Ports Configure Existing IT InfrastructureVerify Intel vPro Client Windows Drivers Choose Dhcp or Static IP Addressing for Client SystemsEnsure Management Console Has the Correct Intel AMT Support Set PasswordChange the Intel MEBx Password Configure Intel vPro Client BiosSelect TLS or non-TLS mode Confirm You Have the Latest Bios and Firmware VersionSet Additional Intel MEBx Parameters Select an IP Addressing SchemeTest Intel vPro Client Functionality Discovery Without the LANDesk Agent Installed on the ClientDiscovery With the LANDesk Agent Installed on the Client Discover Intel vPro Clients Through the Management ConsolePage Adding New Devices Post ConfigurationUpdating Procedures to Include Intel AMT Features Using Agent Presence APSystem Defense SD Using LANDesk* Out-of-Band Monitor Amtmon FeaturesPage Process Flowchart Setup Intel vPro Enterprise Setup and Configuration FlowSQL DB Dhcp DNS Database Server Integration Set Firewall/Router Ports Open for Management TrafficSet Intel vPro Password and TLS mode in Management Console Configure Intel vPro Client Authentication Settings Set Intel MEBx PasswordSelect TLS Advanced mode or non-TLS Standard mode Page OEM Pre-configuration Factory State to Configured State Management console Page Page Discover Intel vPro Clients through the Management Console Test Intel vPro Client Functionality From LANDesk Network Settings o User Accounts Using LANDesk* Out-of-Band Monitor Amtmon Features Page PID Appendix a TroubleshootingPage An example of Successful Provisioning Page An example of an unsuccessful Provisioning Page Page Appendix B Glossary of Terms used in this guide