Users Guide

Optional Filters
CAUTION: Use the following Optional Filters with great care, as they can impact network performance. Best use
of these filters includes diagnosis of issues by applying a single Optional filter to a specific client for a short
period of time.
● None — Default
● Intel
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AMT: Platform
● Intel
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AMT: ME Presence
● Intel
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AMT: Features
● Intel
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AMT: User
● Intel
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AMT: FW ProgressEvents
● Intel
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AMT: All
Policies
From the Policies screen, you can view the Indications policies that have been previously created, as well as perform the
following tasks:
● Create a new policy
● Edit a policy
● Delete a policy
The table can be sorted by any of its field in ascending or descending order by clicking the relevant column title.
Creating A Policy
1. Click Indications > Policies.
2. Click New.
The Create Policy screen opens.
3. Enter a policy name. The name must not be the same as an existing policy name, can only contain alphanumeric characters
and spaces, and can be up to 64 characters in length.
4. Select the filter(s) to include in your policy. You must select at least one filter to create a new policy, but no more than two
filters consisting of the CorePlatform (Recommended) filter and one of the Optional filters. See Recommended And Optional
Filters for more information on when to use which filters.
NOTE: You can only select one Optional filter to include in any given policy.
5. Click OK.
The new policy appears in the Policies table.
NOTE: A policy is considered “active” as soon as it is included in one or more subscriptions.
Editing A Policy
1. Click Indications > Policies in the left pane.
2. Select the policy you want to edit.
NOTE: Only inactive policies can be edited.
The Edit button becomes active.
3. Click the Edit button.
The Edit Policy screen opens.
4. Make any required changes to the policy.
NOTE: At least one filter must be selected before the policy can be saved.
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