User-Defined Admin User (Kerberos)
If your network has Active Directory (AD), you can also define your own administrative user in the device that will be authenticated using Kerberos. You can then use this user instead of the default admin user.
To use a dedicated Active Directory Admin User (Kerberos):
- Define an AD user in the Intel AMT device with the PT Administration realm (see Defining the Access Control List (ACL)).
- Define a password for the default admin user (see Default Admin User (Digest)). The application communicating with the Intel AMT device using the AD user will not use or require this password.
- Run the Configurator using the credentials of the user defined in step 1.
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- When using a Kerberos user, always make sure that this Kerberos user exists in the ACL of the profile you use to do reconfiguration.
- When using a Kerberos user and the host-based configuration method:
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