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Intel® Active Management Technology
Cisco* ACS Configuration Guide for Intel® AMT Posture Data

March 2006

Intel® AMT / Cisco* ACS Configuration Guide

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Cisco* ACS Configuration Guide for Intel® AMT Posture Data
(Reference Guide for Network/IT Administrators)
This document only describes the Intel AMT Posture Plug-in specific attributes required for configuring the server side (for example, in a Cisco* ACS 4.0 product). It does not describe the configuration for Cisco ACS 4.0 posturevalidation, including Intel AMT posture validation. For this information, please refer to the Cisco ACS Configuration Guide. Step 1: Install and configure Cisco ACS 4.0 server. Step 2: Add Intel AMT posture specific AVPs to Cisco ACS 4.0. To accomplish this, the following items must be performed by the administrator: a. Go to the directory where the Csutil tool for Cisco ACS 4.0 is installed. Thetypical directory command for this is:
cd %program files%\ciscosecure acs v4.0\bin\ b. Use Csutil to add Intel AMT posture AVPs by using the following command: csutil -addAVP bar.txt [bar.txt file is shown below.] c.

Restart ACS using following commands:
net stop CSAdmin net stop CSAuth net stop CSLog net start CSLog net start CSAuth net start CSAdmin

The Cisco NAC Posture Plug-in for Intel®AMT shall provide the following data about Advanced Management Technology:

Attribute Number 5 9 32768 32769 32770 32771

Attribute Type Version Unsigned32 Unsigned32 Unsigned32 Unsigned32 Unsigned32

Name AMTVersion AMTOperationalState AMTAvailable AMTSBEEnable AMTTLSEnable AMTCryptoEnable

Details AMT version 0 – AMT not operational (pre-provisioning state) 1 – AMT operational 1 – AMTis available 0 – AMT not available (no flash, no driver etc.) 1 – Enterprise mode 0 – SMB mode 1 – TLS enabled 0 – TLS disabled 1 – Crypto HW fuse enabled 0 – Crypto HW fuse disabled

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Attribute Number 32772

0 – PRE_PROVISIONING state 1 – IN_PROVISIONING state 2 – POST_PROVISIONING state 32773 Unsigned32 AMTNetIFEnable 1 – network interface...