Deploying Lenovo Device Manager Agent in Intune

Deploying Lenovo Device Manager Agent in Intune

Creating an Intune application to deploy the Lenovo Device Manager agent in Intune.

  1. Download the LDM Agent and set the expiry date of the agent.
    1. In the LDM console, navigate to Device Management > Devices.
    2. Click on the Plus (+) button:



    3. Select the Device type: -



    4. After selecting the OS type, configure the following options:
      1. Change the Installer Expiration from 7 Days to 365 Days.
      2. Change the Maximum Usage from 5K Devices to 10K Devices.



    5. Once the options are configured, click Download Installer and copy it to a temporary location; in this example, the folder used is “C:\Temp\LDM”.

  2. Create an intunewin package to import into Intune as a "Windows app (Win32)" application:

    1. Navigate to and download the “IntuneWinAppUtil.exe” from https://github.com/Microsoft/Microsoft-Win32-Content-Prep-Tool

    2. Copy the following files to a temp folder; in this example, the folder used is “C:\Temp\LDM”

      1. IntuneWinAppUtil.exe

      2. UDCsetup.exe (This can be downloaded from the Lenovo Device Manager portal)

    3. Open CMD as an Admin and navigate to “C:\Temp\LDM”; then run the following command to create the intunewin package: 
                                             IntuneWinAppUtil.exe -c "C:\Temp\LDM" -s "UDCsetup.exe" -o "C:\Temp\LDM" -q

  3. Add the package into Intune: 
    1. In Microsoft Endpoint Manager Admin Center (https://endpoint.microsoft.com/)

    2. Navigate to Apps > All apps, click on Add.

    3. From the App type dropdown, select Windows app (Win32), then click Select.

    4. At the App informationstage, import the UDCsetup.intunewin package created.


      Name: Lenovo Device Manager
      Description: Lenovo Device Manager (LDM) is a cloud-based, endpoint management solution that can centrally manage and secure any Lenovo Windows, Android, or Linux device.
      Publisher: Lenovo
      App Version: 24.4.0.27 (Or later revision of the UDCSetup.exe)
      Category: Computer management

    5. At the Program stage, set the following commands for the Install command and Uninstall commands.

      Install command: UDCSetup.exe /VERYSILENT

      Uninstall Command: C:\Windows\System32\drivers\Lenovo\udc\Data\InfBackup\UDCInfInstaller.exe -uninstall



    6. At the Requirements stage, set the below options.


    7. At the Detection rules stage, select “Manually configure detection rules”, then click on Add selecting Rule type to Registry: -




      Notes

      For Arm Architecture: -

      Key path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\LENOVO\UDC

      For x86 Architecture: -

      Key path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Lenovo\UDC  

      Value Name: registration-account
      Detection method: String comparison
      Operator: Equals
      Value: (Your LDM Organization ID)

      To retrieve your LDM Organization ID
      1.  In the LDM portal, click the down arrow next to your account icon in the top-right corner, and select Organization Account.
      2. Your unique ID will be listed under Profile tab > Organization ID label

    8. Complete the remaining steps of the wizard.

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