https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-vPro-Platform/vPro-for-Remote-Assitance/m-p/207327#M260 <P> For the subject task, I have performed below mentioned steps (machines within Corporate f/w)</P><P>Set Passowrd for MEBX</P><P>Enable Network Configuration (DHCP) at ME</P><P>Now I am able to browse vPro enabled machine by <A href="http://pcname:portnumber">http://pcname:portnumber</A> ; able to power on machines ; power cycle etc</P><P>To view remote machine's screen, I have installed intel SCS-6.0 and configured its profile for domains networks (no certificates). But it unables to detect my vPro machines. I am also not able to add my machines manually. I have manually configured my vPro machines, as USB configuration is not working. Do I need VNC software to remote control target machine.</P> Mon, 17 Jan 2011 18:25:55 GMT idata 2011-01-17T18:25:55Z https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-vPro-Platform/vPro-for-Remote-Assitance/m-p/207327#M260 <P> For the subject task, I have performed below mentioned steps (machines within Corporate f/w)</P><P>Set Passowrd for MEBX</P><P>Enable Network Configuration (DHCP) at ME</P><P>Now I am able to browse vPro enabled machine by <A href="http://pcname:portnumber">http://pcname:portnumber</A> ; able to power on machines ; power cycle etc</P><P>To view remote machine's screen, I have installed intel SCS-6.0 and configured its profile for domains networks (no certificates). But it unables to detect my vPro machines. I am also not able to add my machines manually. I have manually configured my vPro machines, as USB configuration is not working. Do I need VNC software to remote control target machine.</P> Mon, 17 Jan 2011 18:25:55 GMT https://community.intel.com/t5/Intel-vPro-Platform/vPro-for-Remote-Assitance/m-p/207327#M260 idata 2011-01-17T18:25:55Z