A few hours ago Mesh Commander 0.2.0 was released. One of the most important feature of any computer management system is scripting. Scripting allows administrators to perform a set of configuration and/or management commands on many machines at once. If you own more than a few Intel AMT machines, you know how essential this is. In this new version of Mesh Commander we added block scripting allowing users to quickly build a set of Intel AMT commands. Never has doing batch operations on Intel AMT been so simple. As you see in the pictures below, Mesh Commander now comes with a set of standard command blocks that you can string together into a script. You don’t need to understand anything about how to write a script, just drag & drop and set block attributes. After that, you can quickly run the script on one or more machines at the same time. You can take a look at an all new tutorial video on Intel AMT block scripting.
In addition, Mesh Commander 0.2.0 now works on LinuxNW.js, so you can run Mesh Commander as an application on most Linux distributions including Ubuntu (Picture below). Linux is now a fully supported operating system for Mesh Commander which is great for many embedded and IoT usages where Linux is an important operating system and Intel AMT can be very valuable.
Many more bug fixes have been done. You can get the latest version of Mesh Commander at http://meshcommander.com.
Feedback appreciated,
Ylian Saint-Hilaire
meshcommander.com
New block scripting feature allows users to quickly create scripts for configuration
and management of Intel AMT. Just drag & drop existing blocks into your script and try it out.
The new Block Scripting tutorial video shows how to get started with block scripting
and how you can run a script against many computers at once.
Mesh Commander is now one of very few Intel AMT console that is fully supports Linux.
This is one of the big benefits of building web based code, you can run it anywhere.
