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Ajith is the Manageability Engineer at Intel working in various areas related to Intel® AMT. In the Manageability Developer Community Forum, he is supporting and enabling the developers writing applications to work on Intel AMT enabled systems. Ajith has started working with Intel AMT for the past year after many years of experience in embedded software development that included network processors to flash file systems. He is also interested in multi threading, parallel programming.

Reset Lenovo T61 manageability settings to factory defaults

By Ajith Illendula (Intel) (7 posts) on June 6, 2008 at 2:41 pm
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When you lose/forget the ME/AMT password, only way to recover from the situation is to reset the settings to factory defaults. Depending on the OEM/BIOS implementations, the path to factory defaults varies. Lets take a look at how we can achieve this on a Lenovo T61 laptop. The following steps worked for me. Power on the system and [...]

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WS-Management Translator for Intel AMT

By Ajith Illendula (Intel) (7 posts) on June 4, 2008 at 1:01 pm
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You must be thinking why would AMT need a translator to talk WS-Man? Starting with AMT 3.0, Intel AMT can communicate WS-Man protocol along with the legacy SOAP based communication. WS-Management protocol is now industry standard and Intel jumped on the bandwagon starting last year with AMT 3.0 release. Many of the ISVs are now developing their [...]

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How do I configure the wireless settings for Intel AMT?

By Ajith Illendula (Intel) (7 posts) on May 27, 2008 at 11:55 am
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As you may know starting with Intel AMT 2.5, you can manage CentrinoPro platforms on both wired and wireless interfaces. There are few differences between wired and wireless interface. Wireless interface cannot be used with static IP configuration settings. System needs to be powered on and connected to AC power to manage over wireless interface. So [...]

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Do I have to change my coding habits for Intel AMT?

By Ajith Illendula (Intel) (7 posts) on April 21, 2008 at 2:53 pm
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Hi There, Recently I was dealing with a forum question and had interesting conversations with the the developer. I made a comment about coding habits when dealing with Intel AMT. With this blog, I am trying to reach out to other developers. I want to hear some of your experiences, what are the tricks you did [...]

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Does AMT support WS-Man?

By Ajith Illendula (Intel) (7 posts) on December 13, 2007 at 4:23 pm
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Well yeah. Starting with AMT 3.0, both SOAP and WS-Man interfaces are supported. So what does WS-Man means? It stands for Web Services for Management. You can find more information about the standard here. How do you start working with it? WinRM is Microsoft's implementation of WS-Man and you can download it here. WS-Management functionality [...]

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Are you ready for SCS 3.2?

By Ajith Illendula (Intel) (7 posts) on September 17, 2007 at 9:05 am
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Intel has recently released PC's with Intel CentrinoPro Processor Technology and the next generation Intel vPro Processor Technology. Lot of features have been added to these platforms and we have recently updated the SDK to develop applications around these features. Late July 2007, we have released SCS 3.1 in support for features in AMT 2.5, 2.6, [...]

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Update for Intel AMT SDK 3.0

By Ajith Illendula (Intel) (7 posts) on September 13, 2007 at 8:11 am
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Hello All, My name is Ajith Illendula and this is my first blog post. I am one of the manageability engineer working for Intel. My role is to support the developer community writing the manageability applications for Intel AMT systems. If you are currently using Intel AMT SDK 3.0 to develop applications for Intel CentrinoPro Processor Technology [...]

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