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Wednesday, May 13, 2009

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Extreme Programming with Intel® vPro™ Technology: Pushing the Limits with Innovative Software Learn how to utilize Intel® Active Management Technology (Intel® AMT) well beyond its intended design, and how these new usages increase the value of deploying and activating Intel® vPro™ technology. Specifically, the article discusses creative uses of the four Intel® AMT functions: Serial-over-LAN, IDE Redirection, Agent Presence, and Third-Party Data Storage.

Configuring Intel® AMT
Security and manageability are two pillars to Intel® AMT, this article details the various mechanisms, protocols and models available for configuration of Intel® AMT.

Power Efficiency and Sustainable Information Technology
This article tackles the ever-increasing problem of the cost of energy consumption in an enterprise. The article discusses the how the use of remote power-management technologies allow a business to manage energy consumption while ensuring that systems can be awakened in a reliable, secure manner allowing energy saving while still providing high level of operational stability.

Mobile Manageability in Low-Power and Operating-System-Absent States
The article examines the evolution of remote manageability of computers in low-power states and discusses w how Intel® vPro™ technology comes full circle in addressing the shortcomings of pre-existing technologies for remote management of mobile computers.

Remote System Repair Using Intel® vPro™ Technology
Client platforms have to function efficiently and effectively to maintain low costs and high productivity for the enterprise. This article discusses key scenarios for remote platforms in inoperative states and describes remediation solutions for platforms with Intel® vPro™ technology. The article details the two-stage solution architecture, Remote System Repair (RSR), comprised of technological features and tools built into the platforms which enable remote repair with a minimum of interruption for the end user.

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