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Intel(R) IT Director User's Guide
* Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
Copyright (C) 2008, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Introduction
Intel® IT Director enables you to configure and monitor system protection for
computers in your network. It enables you to
up to two
Before using Intel IT Director, configure your system as explained in the Getting
Started Guide.
subnetworks (subnets).
To set up Intel IT Director:
1. On each computer, set user privileges on Intel IT Director.
monitor up to 25 client computers on
2. On each computer,
3. From computers you will use to monitor the network,
network.
Once you finish these steps, you can start
The Intel IT Director interface includes the followin g tabs:
• My Computer. Configure protection and monitoring on client computers.
• My Network. Monitor your network.
• Settings. Set user privileges, disable My Computer settings, and configure
your network.
For support and more information about Intel IT Director, see
configure Intel IT Director settings for that computer.
configure your
monitoring your network.
See Also
Getting Started Guide
Setting User Privileges
Monitoring Your Network: Overview
Configuring Your Network: Overview
Configuring Your Computer: Overview
Blocking USB Devices: Overview
Configuring the Power-On Monitor
Troubleshooting
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System Configuration
Before using Intel IT Director, use the Intel IT Director Configuration Tool to
configure your system, as explained in the Getting Started Guide.
Access this tool from Start > All Programs > Intel(R) IT Director > Intel(R) IT Director Configuration Tool.
The Intel IT Director Configuration Tool also enables you to re-configure your system
after you have already configured it. See the Getting Started Guide for more
information.
See Also
Getting Started Guide
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Settings Page: Overview
The Settings page includes the following sections:
•
User Privilege Settings
•
Disabling My Computer Settings
•
My Network Settings
You can configure settings manually, or you can
use settings from the current computer on other computers,
a file.
To switch log on accounts, click Change Log On from the Settings page. For the
log-on box to automatically use the same username and password next time you log
on, select Save Username and Password.
import the settings from a file. To
export your settings to
See Also
Setting User Privileges
My Computer Settings
My Network Settings
Importing Settings
Exporting Settings
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Setting User Privileges
When you first use Intel IT Director on each computer, set which features users can
access on that computer. Set access privileges from Settings > User Privilege Settings.
Choose from two options:
•All users with Windows* administrator privilege can access all
features.
•The current user (username) can access all features.
If you choose The current user (username) can access all features, then you
can also choose whether other users can access specific pages in Intel IT Director.
You can choose from:
•
My Computer tab
•
My Network tab
See Also
Introduction
Settings Page
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