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:
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.
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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