Booting into BIOS remotely

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    Windows 10/11 Pro x64, Various Linux Builds, Networking, Storage, Cybersecurity Specialty.
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    muchomurka said:
    Run Domain Controller at real server.

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    OP said that is was an ASUS.
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    MrShnuffles said:
    Pretty much I just want to boot our Domain controller into the BIOS for I can change some settings while being remote since we don't have any IT in our other locations other than our main office. This video here i saw earlier today and tried it out, but since the machine we have doesn't have Intel AMT and isn't an i5 or i7 It doesn't seem i can do that i want. Here is the video I referenced as to what I'm trying to do.

    Turn on remote PC and access BIOS remotely - YouTube
    Nope. Different scenario.

    Check with UPS vendor for SNMP.
    Computer must be USB/LAN connected to the UPS - important.

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    Windows 11 Pro X64 22H2 22621.1848
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    Sounds like a golden opportunity for a field trip once you know exactly what you need to do. Rather than depend on someone doing it for you, go there and do it yourself. That's the only way you'll be sure it's done right.

    Been on that rodeo a few times and in the long run ended up wasting a lot of time and money trying to do things like this long distance. UNLESS you are very fortunate to have a really good onsite tech person you can work with.
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    Ztruker said:
    Sounds like a golden opportunity for a field trip once you know exactly what you need to do. Rather than depend on someone doing it for you, go there and do it yourself. That's the only way you'll be sure it's done right.
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