Manage AMT Device
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On your development system, browse to the web server in Chrome* using the development system's IP Address.
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Log in with the default credentials below.
Default credentials:
Field Value Username standalone Password G@ppm0ym -
After logging in, click on Management Presence Server. If already logged in, click the Home icon in the top left corner.
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Click the devices tab from the menu on the left, or click Connected in the default homepage.
Troubleshooting
If the activated device is not listed or if it is listed as unconnected, unplug and then plug back in the power of the AMT device. After succesfully restarting the device, refresh the WebUI to see if the Status changes to Connected and turns green.
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Select the checkbox by the connected device you want to manage.
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Select an action to perform from the options on the right.
Note
Since the device was activated in Client Control Mode(CCM), the KVM feature will not function in this current release. To use KVM, follow the ACM Activation Tutorial to see how to configure a device into Admin Control Mode.
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Activated in Admin Control Mode already? Try out the Keyboard, Video, Mouse (KVM) feature to remotely view and control the AMT device. Issue a Reset to BIOS command and be able to view and make live changes to BIOS settings.
Next steps¶
After successfully deploying the Open AMT Cloud Toolkit microservices and client, explore other tools and topics in the Open AMT Cloud Toolkit architecture:
REST API Calls¶
Use the REST API tutorial to construct an Admin method API call to connected devices using node.js. Then modify the template to create other MPS REST API calls.
Get Started with REST API Calls
UI Toolkit¶
Explore the Open AMT Cloud Toolkit reference implementation console by adding manageability features with prebuilt React components, such as Keyboard, Video, and Mouse (KVM).
Get Started with the UI Toolkit
Security¶
Learn how to use the Open AMT Cloud Toolkit architecture to secure assets. Topics include credentials, allowlisting, best known security methods, and more.