Great tutorial

Thanks. Super helpful.

this may be an old video, but you finally helped me get vPro working today. Thanks!

Some of this advice is terrible security practice. Same password for every system, even across multiple “client” companies? Disable the need for local user consent? Allow remote users to reconfigure security policies? Wow!

awesome

This is not practical in a business environment when you need to setup over 2000 pcs

Very bad sound use a pop filter on your mic

I get connected with client pc but not able to get the remote desktop option , instead of that I got serial-over-Lan option. Please help

if i disable the SOL in the configuration menus you show how to access will that make the sol network interface that i'm finding my OS sees go away even though i have the intel amt service disabled in my main system bios on an lenovo m900?

My BIOS for (m91/m92) has options in slightly different places but this really helped me get AMT going. Thank you.

What if you are not on a Domain? Is the Computer Host Name the same as what you use in Windows? Too many issues not addressed in this video.

Would be nice to see how to connect to the machine as well.

“Use the same password across machines and clients... “ horrible advice. How about use a password manager?

thank you so much for this tutorial . I was seeking for this info.

Kaseya is not the best

Kesaya is not the best

May we please get a copy of the canvassing sales script and process you used?

Excellent piece of information.

Great video. Thanks for the how-to!

Yes, update firmware on all devices at once...because that will make for an EXCELLENT Monday if things go wrong! lol

Thank you! Very helpful.

Thanks for the helpful info Chris!

Thanks for the tutorial :) Helps me.

This is great, Thank you for this topic and all the info you put together. Very educational.

where can I find a list of AMT vpro enabled laptop/desktops?

I give up. Where's 201 and 301 ;-)

You are so correct! In the olden days when a 20MB (yes I mean Mega Byte) hard drive was VERY expensive and was full height I had one crash in an accounting office. I purchased a "reconditioned" one that had a virus (unbeknownst to me) in the boot sector! At the time I had only two levels of backup. A tape drive and 3 1/2 inch floppy drives! When I tried to restore from the tape it did not work! Everything looked like it was backing up, but it wasn't? Oh no! I had to re-install DOS 6.2 and then Windows 3.1 and then all the programs. I was blessed that I had purchased all the software, had all the disks organized, etc. Then I found a virus on my computer! Where had that come from? It had been on the boot sector of the "refurbished" drive. What a mess. After I got everything cleaned up, all viruses off, etc. it took a whole day of restoring bookkeeping data one 3 1/2 inch disk at a time and then verifying the data integrity from the printed G/L reports we had. I use this story all the time to tell clients that triple redundancy backup, a disaster recovery plan, and periodic inspection of your systems and oversight of those by a professional is critical! 95% of businesses fail when they lose their data!

Where are the Discovery 201 and 301 videos?

This has a lot of bass

Thank you for you vids,do you have one or know a good one for Kaseya's monitor tab.Im looking for how to set up and manage alerts.Thank you

How do you find out all that info like your domain and stuff?

Sorry you had a bad experience, but that is not something we have seen internally, nor have heard of it happening from any of our 500+ partners. It doesn't seem likely that Network I/O would be "swamped" with a simple ping of a class C subnet. I would give it another try, and open a support ticket if you see an issue. LAN Watch will soon be replaced by the Discovery module, so you will have to try that out as well! Good luck!

Much more helpful than videos on kaseya site