Lenovo Device Orchestration Requirements
Lenovo Device Orchestration is a cloud-based solution, enabling customers to access detailed results without the need for infrastructure setup or upfront investment. Data collection is performed through lightweight agents.
LDO requires devices to meet the following minimum specifications.
Category
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Requirements
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Manufacturer
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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.
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Operating System
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Windows
1.
Versions
- Windows 10 version
1809 (October 2019 update) or higher
- Windows 10 IOT Enterprise
- Windows 11 (10.0.22621.1992) (July 11,
2023) or higher
- Windows 11 IOT Enterprise
2.
64-bit
OS.
3.
Windows
ARM is supported.
4.
This includes both Lenovo products and
non-Lenovo PCs.
5.
Special editions such as "10 S" or
"10x" are not currently supported.
Linux
Ubuntu version 20.4 or higher.
- ARM is supported.
- This includes both
Lenovo products and non-Lenovo PCs.
ChromeOS
- The LDO platform
supports ChromeOS via Google Cloud connection.
- Google determines
which ChromeOS devices can be added to Google Cloud.
Android
Version 10 or higher.
- Includes Android
Tablets, Edge Devices, and ARVR headsets.
LDO DEX also supports:
macOS
- macOS versions 10.9 and above
- Intel-based CPUs
- Apple Silicon CPUs
iOS
iOS Agent app requires iOS 13.2+. A Mobile Device Management (MDM) solution is recommended for App deployment and continuous data collection. These MDM solutions are supported: Jamf
Workspace ONE
Microsoft Intune
-more info for macOS and iOS here.
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Hardware
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Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0
enabled.
Processor supports x86 instruction
set architecture.
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Environment
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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.
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UDC Agent
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For support of all defined
functionality within this document, the following UDC agent versions are
required:
Update UDC versions:
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Windows UDC 25.04.1.16
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Windows UDC ARM 25.04.1.16
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Android UDC 25.04.0.11
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Linux
UDC 25.04.0.11
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Linux
UDC ARM 25.04.0.11
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Update
Intel vPro version: 1.13.1
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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.
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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