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Hello:
I am developing an application running on Windows XP in an AMT machine. My application needs to get the BIOS IP address of the same AMT machine AMT is configured successfully with a static IP address and also my OS is using another static IP. How can my application get the BIOS IP from the OS? Is there any command like "ipconfig", or can I use any API for that?
I would really appreciate any help regarding that.
Regards,
Safwan
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Not sure if there is a way to get that info locally.
But you may want to try the tool found at this link: http://communities.intel.com/openport/blogs/proexpert/2008/10/03/iamt-scan-custom-inventory-helps-with-enterprise-activations
It gets lots of info and stores it in the registry where you could access it with your own program.
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Isolved this problem a month ago. Usingthe program available in the link provided by Lance in the previous reply (thanks, lance!) andmy own tactics and technology, I developed two programs which in combined can find out the mapping of AMT IP (BIOS IP)and OS IP of each machine in the network. I really got immense pleasure to do the project and solve the problem. If anybody is interested about it can contact me at my email address sainankhan@gmail.com.
Regards,
Safwan
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