Lenovo Device Manager support Intel vPro® EMA functionality with the installation of the Intel vPro® agent during LDM provisioning. Certain LDM features may be available differently for devices with Intel vPro® Essentials and Intel vPro Enterprise chipsets. The following guide should help clarify the Intel vPro® features supported from LDM:
The Intel vPro® agent can be installed to devices with the Intel vPro® chip automatically during provisioning or manually after the devices are claimed on LDM.
Intel vPro® Branding in LDM
The Intel vPro® branding displayed in LDM depends on Device Manageability and ME version. The below table depicts the different variations in Device Manageability and ME version and the Intel vPro® branding that will be displayed in LDM (Intel vPro® Enterprise/Intel vPro® Essentials/Intel vPro®). Depending on the Manageability and ME version combination, the corresponding brand logo/name will be displayed in LDM Devices list and Device Info tray.
For non-Intel vPro® devices with LDM Intel vPro agent installed manually, the brand name will be displayed as Intel vPro® without any logo. Installation of the vPro® Agent
By default, automatic installation of Intel vPro® agent is disabled under Organization Settings > Feature tab. The organization administrator can choose to enable or disable the automatic installation of Intel vPro® agent. When enabled, LDM can identify devices with the Intel vPro® chip installed and will automatically trigger the installation of the Intel vPro® Agent during the provisioning process.
Manual Installation of the Intel vPro® Agent
If a device was not initially identified as an Intel vPro® device during the claiming/provisioning process, but can be identified as having Intel vPro®, IT Admins can deploy the Intel vPro® Agent manually by following the below steps. Once installed, the additional Intel EMA features and functionality will be available for the device.