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https://github.com/schnoddelbotz/amtc

Threaded Intel AMT/vPro mass management tool
https://github.com/schnoddelbotz/amtc

amt c emberjs php vpro

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Threaded Intel AMT/vPro mass management tool

Host: GitHub
URL: https://github.com/schnoddelbotz/amtc
Owner: schnoddelbotz
License: mit
Created: 2013-08-05T08:10:10.000Z (over 11 years ago)
Default Branch: master
Last Pushed: 2019-11-25T10:23:04.000Z (about 5 years ago)
Last Synced: 2024-10-31T11:41:23.714Z (about 2 months ago)
Topics: amt, c, emberjs, php, vpro
Language: HTML
Size: 2.54 MB
Stars: 44
Watchers: 5
Forks: 13
Open Issues: 0
Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
- Changelog: CHANGELOG.md
- License: LICENSE.txt

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README

        amtc [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/schnoddelbotz/amtc.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/schnoddelbotz/amtc) [![SensioLabsInsight](https://insight.sensiolabs.com/projects/e1b66082-35ba-44e5-b460-766bfb918574/mini.png)](https://insight.sensiolabs.com/projects/e1b66082-35ba-44e5-b460-766bfb918574)

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`amtc` - Intel [vPro](http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_vPro) [AMT](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Active_Management_Technology) / [WS-Management](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WS-Management) mass remote power management tool

NOTE!

=====

amtc works fine and there are currently no known issues.

Anyhow -- you may want to look into [amtgo](https://github.com/schnoddelbotz/amtgo), which combines amtc's and amtc-web's functionality in a single, golang-based binary; Apache, PHP and cron no longer needed for amtc-web!

features

========

* performs vital AMT operations (info, powerup, powerdown, reset...)

* threaded, thus fast (queries 180 Core i5 PCs in a quarter of a second (using EOI and no TLS))

* allows mass-powerups/downs/... using a custom delay

* lightweight C application, only depends on libcurl, gnutls and pthreads

* currently builds fine on linux and OSX (and windows via cygwin; unverified since 0.4.0)

* allows quick and comfortable mass-power control via shell and...

* comes with a [EmberJS](http://www.emberjs.com/)-based web interface called `amtc-web`,

  that depends on [Slim](http://www.slimframework.com/) and

  [Idiorm and Paris](http://j4mie.github.io/idiormandparis/) to provide a JSON backend

  for these `amtc-web` features:

  * power state monitoring via AMT© including OS TCP port probing/detection

  * anachronous OOB power control using a database-driven job queue

  * power/OS-monitoring logging with [notyet:] graphing

  * management of master file data like rooms and hosts to control

  * setup (of atmc-web itself, i.e. providing database connection details etc.)

* acts as a tool for flexible and robust scheduled remote power management (which is true for amtc itself and amtc-web; amtc-web just adds another layer of comfort regarding shell interaction with your many hosts).

     

usage

=====

```

 amtc v0.8.5 - Intel AMT & WS-Man OOB mass management tool

                     https://github.com/schnoddelbotz/amtc

 usage

  amtc [-actions] [-options] host [host ...]

 actions

  -I(nfo)     query powerstate via AMT [default]

  -U(p)       powerup given host(s)

  -D(own)     powerdown

  -C(ycle)    powercycle

  -R(eset)    reset

  -X          select PXE as device for next boot (AMT 9.0+)

  -H          select HDD as device for next boot (AMT 9.0+)

  -S(hutdown) using AMT graceful shutdown (AMT 9.0+)

  -(re)B(oot) using AMT graceful reset    (AMT 9.0+)

  -L(ist)  valid wsman s for -E(numeration)

  -E(numerate)       enumerate/list settings

  -M(odify)   = modify wsman settings

              where supported settings: webui,sol or ping

              and supported values    : on or off

 options

  -5          for AMT 5.0 hosts

  -d          for AMT 9.0+ hosts - use WS-Man/DASH

  -m(aximum)  number of parallel workers to use [40]

  -p(asswdfile) specify file containing AMT password

  -j(son)     produces JSON output of host states

  -q(uiet)    only report unsuccessful operations

  -r(DP)-scan probe TCP port 3389 for OS detection

  -s(SH)-scan probe TCP port 22   for OS detection

  -e(nforce)  rdp/ssh probes, regardless of AMT state

  -t(imeout)  in seconds, for amt and tcp scans [5]

  -g(nutls)   will use TLS and port 16993 [notls/16992]

  -c(acert)   specify TLS CA cert file [/etc/amt-ca.crt]

  -n(oVerify) will skip cert verification for TLS

  -v(erbose)  detailed progress, debug by using -vvv

  -w(ait)     in seconds / float, after each pc. one thread.

```

status

======

ever-pre-1.0. just for fun. against all odds. works for me... check the [changelog](CHANGELOG.md).

You may want to [give amtc-web a try](http://jan.hacker.ch/projects/amtc/demo) --

just login with setup default credentials (admin/amtc). The demo page runs off a read-only

sqlite database so you shouldn't be able to make any changes.

`amtc` 0.8.0 introduced the -E option, which serves for retreiving system

configuration and asset management data. Currently, amtc will not parse

those replies and just dump the raw SOAP reply. amtc-web ~~currently~~

offers no way yet to retreive/display those values.

Honestly, in some aspects, `amtc` [still] is a hack. The most obvious

one is: amtc has no clue of SOAP. It dumbly replays control commands

I once wiresharked (see the cmd_* and wsman_* files in src dir).

Other tools available most likely do the right thing™ and use

a real SOAP library like [gSOAP](http://www.cs.fsu.edu/~engelen/soap.html).

If you're hit by this hack, please file a bug of an amtc-run

using -vvvv option -- thanks!

building, installation

======================

See [INSTALL.md](INSTALL.md).

license

=======

This project is published under the [MIT license](LICENSE.txt).

It heavily relies on bundled 3rd party OSS components that are listed in the

in-app ['about' page](amtc-web/pages/about.md) of amtc-web;

their individual license texts have been bundled into

[LICENSES-3rd-party.txt](amtc-web/LICENSES-3rd-party.txt). That file is also

distributed with any [release of amtc](https://github.com/schnoddelbotz/amtc/releases).

alternatives

============

- [amtgo](https://github.com/schnoddelbotz/amtgo) implements functionality of amtc and amtc-web in a single binary. Maybe give it a try first!

- [amttool](http://www.kraxel.org/cgit/amtterm/tree/amttool):

  Without amttool, there would be no amtc. Thanks!

  amttool is implemented in perl and intended for interactive, verbose single-host operation.

  amtc is implemented in C, and by using threads optimized for quick, succinct (non-)interactive mass-operation.

- [amttool_tng](http://sourceforge.net/projects/amttool-tng):

  The next generation. Even more config stuff.

- [vTul](https://github.com/Tulpep/vTul):

  A windows powershell based GUI. Again, completely different story.

- for DASH-only use, the best choice for windows CLI scenarios is most likely AMD's [dashcli](http://developer.amd.com/tools-and-sdks/cpu-development/client-management-tools-for-dmtf-dash/). Find MS SCCM plugins there, too.

- bootstrap your own using the [intel AMT SDK](http://software.intel.com/sites/manageability/AMT_Implementation_and_Reference_Guide)

- [OpenWSMAN](http://openwsman.github.io/): Correct SOAP implementation, rich feature set.