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# Defining Home Domains

The Home Domains window of the Configuration Profile Wizard lets you define a list of between one and five home domains. If configured, these home domains are the only domains in which access to Intel AMT is permitted. When Intel AMT detects that the systems is located outside these home domains, remote access to Intel AMT is blocked.

Note:
Configuring a system with incorrect home domains might cause remote access to Intel AMT to be permanently blocked. If this occurs, it will also not be possible to remotely reconfigure Intel AMT on these systems.

To define the domains:

1. Click Add. The Domain Properties window opens.
2. Enter the DNS suffix name and click OK. The Domain Properties window closes and the domain is added to the list of home domains.

   Note:
   Make sure that the list of home domains contains valid home domains for all systems that will be configured with this profile.

3. (Optional) To permit access to Intel AMT over a Virtual Private Network, select Allow Intel® AMT functionality via VPN. If selected, access to the Intel AMT system is permitted when it is connected over a VPN to a domain in the Home Domains list.