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I trying to build an aplication in a room control system (AMX).
I don't have windows i only can connect with the PC throught a port. Then I can send some commands.
But when I connect with the PC trought 16992 port i don't know how i have to identificate and what commands i have to send.
I have tested the "remotecontrol.exe" application from my computer and works fine. From the web interface in the PC I can turn on and off the computer.
Have you any information about this?
Regards, Ricardo.
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It sounds as though you are trying to use 16992 to physically send commands, such as through the command line. Port 16992 would be listening and sending /receiving packets. If you need help creating the packets, I would suggest checking out the SDK Implementation and Reference Guide found here: http://software.intel.com/sites/manageability/AMT_Implementation_and_Reference_Guide/DOCS/Implementation%20and%20Reference%20Guide/default.htm
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
Judy
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Yes I need to send the commands like as a telnet control.
In the SDK Implementation and reference guide I can't see how I have to authentificate with the AMT server throught the 16992 port and what commands I have to send to turn on/off the computer.
I only see connections using a web browser.
Thanks for your help.
Ricardo.
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Authentication methods for AMT include Digest, Kerberos, TLS (Server and Mutual) as well as Cisco NAC, 802.1x and MS NAP that is being used by the RADIUS servers for AMT authentication on secured networks.
While you can call up the Web UI using port 16992 (using digest authentication), if you want to write a customized management console you would need to download the SDK and take a look at the APIs that are available to communicate withandimplement AMT.
Web UI: http://
Get the SDK Here
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I can't use any windows library, I can't use a web explorer.
Thanks,
Ricardo.
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The WMI stuff in the SDK is relatively hard to use, when you develop on any operating system other than Windows.
You may find the legacyRemoteControlService SOAP service easier.
PHP:
// put attached AMT.wdsl in same folder $soap = new SoapClient( dirname(__FILE__)."/AMT.wsdl", array( 'location' => 'http://'.$ip.':16992/RemoteControlService', 'login' => $username, 'password' => $password, 'authentication' => SOAP_AUTHENTICATION_DIGEST, 'connection_timeout' => 5 )); // power on $soap->RemoteControl( array("Command" => 0x11, "IanaOemNumber" => 343) ); // power off = 0x12, cycle = 0x13
(you may need to place a try/catch around it, and send the command a second time if it fails the first time.
We noticed it sometimes fails the first time if there hasn't been any earlier command sent to the AMT in a while. Not sure why. Perhaps some power saving state that it needs time to wake up from?)
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How to Configure your System to Run the IntelvPro PowerShell Module
Using the Intel Core vPro Processor PowerShell Module
To get a list of CMDLets available in the module, just typeGet-Command Module IntelvPro. With version 1.0 of the Intel Core vPro Processor PowerShell module, you will see the following list of CMDLets in list:
- Clear-AMT3PDS
- Clear-AMTAlarmClock
- Clear-AMTSystemDefense
- Get-AMT3PDS
- Get-AMTAlarmClock
- Get-AMTSystemDefense
- Invoke-AMTForceBoot
- Invoke-AMTPowerManagement
- Set-AMT3PDS
- Set-AMTAlarmClock
- Set-AMTSystemDefense
See this blog:
Using the Intel Core vPro Processor PowerShell Module - Part 1

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