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| faq:xpc_slim:dq170 [2017/08/09 09:45] – [DQ170 MEBX Setup Configuration] christian | faq:xpc_slim:dq170 [2018/01/29 12:11] – [vPro-enabled processors] MB | ||
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| List of vPro-enabled LGA 1151 desktop processors, which can be used with DQ170.\\ | List of vPro-enabled LGA 1151 desktop processors, which can be used with DQ170.\\ | ||
| Only Core i5 / i7 models (except the K series) support the vPro function. | Only Core i5 / i7 models (except the K series) support the vPro function. | ||
| - | ^Class^Model^Cores/ | + | ^Class^Model^vPro^ |
| - | |Core i7|6700|4/8|3.4 GHz|4.0 GHz|8 MB|65 W|HD 530|350~1150 MHz|✔| | + | |Core i7|6700|✔| |
| - | |:::|6700T|4/8|2.8 GHz|3.6 GHz|8 MB|35 W|HD 530|350~1100 MHz|✔| | + | |:::|6700T|✔| |
| - | |Core i5|6600|4/4|3.3 GHz|3.9 GHz|6 MB|65 W|HD 530|350~1150 MHz|✔| | + | |:::|7700|✔| |
| - | |:::|6600T|4/4|2.7 GHz|3.5 GHz|6 MB|35 W|HD 530|350~1100 MHz|✔| | + | |:::|7700T|✔| |
| - | |:::|6500|4/4|3.2 GHz|3.6 GHz|6 MB|65 W|HD 530|350~1150 MHz|✔| | + | |Core i5|6600|✔| |
| - | |:::|6500T|4/4|2.5 GHz|3.1 GHz|6 MB|35 W|HD 530|350~1100 MHz|✔| | + | |::: |
| + | |:::|6500|✔| | ||
| + | |:::|6500T|✔| | ||
| + | |:::|7600|✔| | ||
| + | |:::|7600T|✔| | ||
| + | |:::|7500|✔| | ||
| + | |:::|7500T|✔| | ||
| ===== Which LAN port can be used for vPro? ===== | ===== Which LAN port can be used for vPro? ===== | ||
| Rear view of the DQ170 - only the left network port is enabled for Intel® vPro Technology.\\ | Rear view of the DQ170 - only the left network port is enabled for Intel® vPro Technology.\\ | ||
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| === Intel® Active Management Technology SDK === | === Intel® Active Management Technology SDK === | ||
| - | Independent software vendors (ISVs) can build applications that take advantage of the features of Intel AMT using the application programming interface (API), which acts very simple and consistent across all Intel AMT versions and SKUs. This enables software developers to easily build support for Intel AMT features into their applications. [[https:// | + | Independent software vendors (ISVs) can build applications that take advantage of the features of Intel AMT using the application programming interface (API) which acts very simple and consistent across all Intel AMT versions and SKUs. This enables software developers to easily build support for Intel AMT features into their applications. [[https:// |
| ==== MeshCommander ==== | ==== MeshCommander ==== | ||
| MeshCommander (Apache 2.0 License, Open Source) | MeshCommander (Apache 2.0 License, Open Source) | ||
| - | A web based Intel AMT console. Web applications are flexible and offer many deployment options. | + | This is a web-based Intel AMT console. Web applications are flexible and offer many deployment options. |
| * Remote management tool for Intel® AMT computers | * Remote management tool for Intel® AMT computers | ||
| * Intel AMT can be managed entirely from a browser | * Intel AMT can be managed entirely from a browser | ||
| * Can be installed on an IIS web server in your network | * Can be installed on an IIS web server in your network | ||
| - | * Source code and samples available to built your own web based Intel AMT tools ([[http:// | + | * Source code and samples available to build your own web-based Intel AMT tools ([[http:// |
| **Current Features**: | **Current Features**: | ||
| - | * Hardware KVM viewer: remote control from own Keyboard, Video monitor, | + | * Hardware KVM viewer: remote control from own keyboard, video monitor, |
| * Serial-over-LAN VT100 terminal (SOL aka Console Redirection): | * Serial-over-LAN VT100 terminal (SOL aka Console Redirection): | ||
| * IDE-Redirect support (IDE-R): remote imaging of non-functioning devices | * IDE-Redirect support (IDE-R): remote imaging of non-functioning devices | ||