Symantec ALTIRIS OUT OF BAND MANAGEMENT COMPONENT 7.0 SP3 - V1.0, Руководство по внедрению

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Table 10-10
Options on the Add ACL Entry dialog box
Description Option
Select this option only if you have Active Directory integration
enabled.
See “Integrating Intel SCS with Active Directory” on page 55.
Select a user or group from the Active Directory.
Active Directory user
Digest authentication is a password-based authentication. Type
the user name. Then, type the password and confirm the entry. Digest User
This parameter defines locations from where the user is allowed
to perform an action. A user might be limited to local actions or
might also be able to perform actions from the network.
Click Local Access if you want the user to access the Intel AMT
device through the local host only.
Click Network Access if you want to let the user execute actions
through the network.
Click Any if you want to let the user execute actions both locally
or from the network. We do not recommend selecting this option.
Access Permission
Select the specific functional capabilities such as Redirection or
PT Administration that will be available to this ACL entry.
Some of the realms cannot be used with a specific access
permission. An error is displayed if you select a realm that is not
allowed.
Realms
Add ACL Entry: Select User dialog box
Select the Active Directory user that you want to use for the functionality that
you are configuring.
Setup and configuration profile: Wireless Profiles tab
You can use the Wireless profiles tab to create and select wireless profiles with
which to configure Intel AMT-capable notebook computers.
Wireless profiles are used when the Intel AMT device on a notebook computer is
active in S3, S4, or S5 power states. Wireless profiles let the Intel AMT device to
connect to the wireless access point when the operating system is not available.
The Intel AMT device authenticates according to the selected wireless profiles in
order of priority. Intel SCS allows up to 15 wireless profiles to be added to a profile.
About Out of Band Management Component pages
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