I have bitter memories about AMT and all this "remote management by Intel" from the old days. When I'd built my first home server/NAS I wanted remote control b

I have bitter memories about AMT and all this "remote management by Intel" from the old days. When I'd built my first home server/NAS I wanted remote control but I didn't want to pay for hardware with real IPMI/iLO/..., so I choose desktop motherboard from Intel with Q35 chipset (it was time when Z45/Q45 was cutting edge and 35th series was previous generation). NIC was Intel's one too, I think it was legendary PRO/100, not 1G yet. I was VERY disappointed to discover, that I didn't get remote console and/or remote serial port with ME/AMT at all, that it i not true AMT in desktop motherboards, even with Q chipset.