Enable AMT on Dell 3620 where it is factory-disabled

[torcolato]

Hi,
I am trying to re-enable an AMT on a Dell 3620 which I bought with an Xeon E3-1225V5 Processor but which was originally equipped with an I6 (or I7). On I6 there is no AMT. Is there a way to re-enable the AMT? I did crossflash a Dell T30 to 3620 Bios, maybe is that the same procedure?
Thanks for any Hint,
torcolato

[lfb6]

Seems this sytem uses a normal CSME (not SPS) so it should be possible. You need vpro capable chipset, cpu, nic and firmware.

Follow this procedure, but before saving the comfiguration you have to make the changes in FIT to enable vpro:

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[torcolato]

Thank you so much!
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When using the correct search terms things are way easier.
For the records:
After replacing the ME Region i set the AMT values according to

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Thanks again,
torcolato

[lfb6]

Thanks for the feedback