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Driver description
This section provides information about AMT drivers. Read the following driver descriptions if you are going
to use Intel AMT in the Microsoft Windows
MEI
The Intel AMT Management Engine Interface (MEI) is the interface between the host and the Intel ME. The
Intel AMT MEI is bi-directional so that both the host and the Intel AMT firmware can initiate transactions.
In addition, transactions can be completed by the Intel ME first and then the host can be synchronized
with the Intel ME later.
LMS
Local Manageability Service (LMS) is a service that runs locally in the host operating system. LMS exposes
AMT functionality through standard interfaces (for example, general-information interface, firmware update
interface, local agent-presence interface, and so on.) LMS is an abstraction that sits on top of the Host
Embedded Controller Interface (HECI) driver (and the ME) that interacts with the ME using standard interfaces.
LMS listens for the request directed to the AMT local host. When an application sends SOAP/HTTP
messages to the local host, LMS intercepts the request and sends the request to the Management Engine
Interface through the HECI driver.
SOL
The SOL driver is an Intel AMT ME driver. This driver enables the remote display of the managed client user
interface through a management console and emulates serial communication over a standard network
connection.
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ThinkCentre M92/p and M92z Intel Active Management TechnologyConfiguration Guide
Option
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environment.
Description
3. Press Y to activate the certificate hash when
prompted.
• Delete: Used to delete the currently selected certificate
hash. A certificate hash that is not active cannot be
deleted.
• +: Used to change the active state of the currently
selected certificate hash. Setting a hash as active
indicates that the hash is available for use during PSK
provisioning.
• Enter: Used to view the details of the currently selected
certificate hash. Press Enter in the hash management
window. The details of the selected certificate hash will
be displayed, including the hash name, certificate hash
data, and the active and default states.