Lenovo Device Manager Requirements
Client software for Lenovo Device Manager has a few requirements that the device must meet. The below table lists the basic requirements:
| Category | Requirement |
Manufacturer | Currently any Lenovo device (Windows, Android and Linux) is supported. Third party devices with the LDM UDC agent installed may also be supported, but all feature functionality support is not guaranteed. |
Operating System | Windows:
Android: Version 10 or higher Linux: Ubuntu version 20.4 or higher |
Hardware | Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 enabled Processor supports x86 instruction set architecture |
Environment | Access to the Internet - specifically *.uds.lenovo.com on ports 8080, 443 & 8883. Proxy is supported in some scenarios. Devices may require additional configuration to support. |
UDC Agent | For support of all defined functionality within this document, the following UDC agent versions are required:
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Intel vPro® functionality may vary based on the version of vPro installed on the device. Devices with versions prior to Intel Gen 15 may not have full remote management capabilities.
Virtual machines and virtual machine hypervisors are not supported.
UDC uses a security feature called Certificate Pinning. UDC does not support the scenario where a proxy service in your environment performs TLS inspection (decrypting and re-encrypting traffic using an alternate certificate). You must completely exclude the traffic for *.uds.lenovo.com from the proxy or disable TLS inspection for that endpoint. Please refer to your proxy service documentation for how to achieve this.
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