Command Examples
RPC is primarily used for communicating with the Remote Provision Server (RPS) for activating and/or deactivating AMT devices. Optional arguments allow for things such as easier development testing or for use in network environments utilizing proxies.
All currently available arguments and their definitions are listed below along with example commands.
RPC Usage¶
On Windows:
rpc <required> [optional]
rpc <informational>
On Linux:
sudo ./rpc <required> [optional]
sudo ./rpc <informational>
On Docker:
sudo docker run --device=/dev/mei0 rpc:latest <required> [optional]
sudo docker run --device=/dev/mei0 rpc:latest <informational>
RPC Arguments¶
Required¶
| Argument | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -c, --cmd <command> | Server Command | Activate or Deactivate command for AMT device. See example commands below. |
| -u, --url <url> | Websocket Server | Address and Port of the RPS server, wss://localhost:8080. By default, RPS runs on port 8080. |
Examples¶
Activate a Device:
rpc --url wss://localhost/activate --cmd "-t activate --profile profile1"
Deactivate a Device:
rpc -u wss://localhost/activate -c "-t deactivate --password P@ssw0rd"
Note
The --password nested argument uses the AMT password set at the time of provisioning of the device based on the RPS Profile. This password should be able to be retrieved from Vault, if unknown.
Deactivate a Device if Unknown by RPS (or Vault):
rpc -u wss://localhost/activate -c "-t deactivate --password -f"
Optional ¶
| Argument | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| -d, --dns <dns> | DNS Suffix Override | |
| -n, --nocertcheck | Certificate Verification | Disable certificate verification. Allows for the use of self-signed certificates during development testing. Not valid for production. Otherwise, a TLS Certificate from a trusted Certificate Authority provider is required. |
| -p, --proxy <addr> | Proxy Address and Port | Allow for connection through a network proxy, http://proxy.com:1000 |
| -v, --verbose | Verbose Output | Display WSMan communication with RPS when executing RPC |
Examples¶
Override DNS detection and Activate device:
rpc --url wss://localhost/activate --cmd "-t activate --profile profile1" --dns corp.com
Connect through proxy and Deactivate device:
rpc -u wss://localhost/activate -c "-t deactivate --password P@ssw0rd" -p http://proxy.com:1000
Informational¶
| Argument | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| --help | Help text | Display help menu in-line |
| --version | Version | Current version of RPC |
| --amtinfo <item> | AMT info | View available information Possible <item> Parameters: all - View all items ver - BIOS version bld - Build number sku - Product SKU uuid - Device's Unique Identifier mode - Current Control Mode, ACM or CCM dns - Domain Name Suffix from AMT and from OS fqdn - Fully aualified domain name and device hostname from OS cert - Certificate hashes ras - Remote access status lan - LAN settings, i.e. DHCP Enabled, Link Status, and IP/MAC Addresses |
Examples¶
View All Information Items:
rpc --amtinfo all
Find Current Device's GUID:
rpc --amtinfo uuid