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If you're working with C++, probably the best point currently is to look at the C++ Framework. That will allow you to get and set instance details of the IPS_KVMRedirectionSettingData, which includes the SessionTimeout for the session and the RFBPassword to use (you can refer to this class here: http://software.intel.com/sites/manageability/AMT_Implementation_and_Reference_Guide/HTMLDocuments/WS-Management_Class_Reference/IPS_KVMRedirectionSettingData.htm ). There are multiple examples in the SDK of Getting and Setting instance details, but using the C++ Framework it's pretty straightforward.
Configuring the session in AMT is of course only part of establishing a KVM session, if you don't already have a mechanism for doing so you can use the provided library (vncamt.dll). This library is a C-Based library provided by RealVNC, and handles the actual session establishment. The documentation on the library API's is in the \DOCS\KVM\RealVNC SDK Documentation directory within the SDK. The sample KVM apps are built around this library, in VNCViewerSDK.cs you can see all of the wrapper functions which are used throughout the app to actually establish the session.
With regards to the verification code of connection you mention, are you referring to the opt-in code that comes up as part of the session? I want to make sure I understand what you're asking about there.
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You can also Install an OS remotely onto an AMT Client by using the IDE Re-direct feature. You can try this out also by trying out the Manageability Developer's Toolkit. The Manageability Developer's Toolkit comes with source code too, but it is written in C#.
Note that if you are trying KVM and it isn't connecting - the KVM RFB password must be 8 characters and it must be a strong password. The requirements are listed in the SDK Documentation.
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If you're working with C++, probably the best point currently is to look at the C++ Framework. That will allow you to get and set instance details of the IPS_KVMRedirectionSettingData, which includes the SessionTimeout for the session and the RFBPassword to use (you can refer to this class here: http://software.intel.com/sites/manageability/AMT_Implementation_and_Reference_Guide/HTMLDocuments/WS-Management_Class_Reference/IPS_KVMRedirectionSettingData.htm ). There are multiple examples in the SDK of Getting and Setting instance details, but using the C++ Framework it's pretty straightforward.
Configuring the session in AMT is of course only part of establishing a KVM session, if you don't already have a mechanism for doing so you can use the provided library (vncamt.dll). This library is a C-Based library provided by RealVNC, and handles the actual session establishment. The documentation on the library API's is in the \DOCS\KVM\RealVNC SDK Documentation directory within the SDK. The sample KVM apps are built around this library, in VNCViewerSDK.cs you can see all of the wrapper functions which are used throughout the app to actually establish the session.
With regards to the verification code of connection you mention, are you referring to the opt-in code that comes up as part of the session? I want to make sure I understand what you're asking about there.
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Thank you very much! Youranswer is my need!
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