Lenovo V1.0 Device Intelligence Microsoft InTune User Guide

V1.0 Device Intelligence Microsoft In Tune
User Guide

Lenovo Device Intelligence Microsoft In Tune
Quick Start Guide

V1.0 Device Intelligence Microsoft In Tune

Title of the Document| Configuring Microsoft In Tune to Deploy LDI Provisioning Package on Devices
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Version| V1.0
Release Date| 27-Jan-22

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Chapter 1: Introduction

The Lenovo Device Intelligence (LDI) In Tune Quick Start Guide allows you to enroll your device in LDI using Microsoft In Tune. This guide provides you an overview of steps to follow to enroll devices.
Note: You must have an AAD account to enroll your device in In Tune.

Purpose
You can configure Microsoft In Tune to install the LDI Provisioning Package on all the devices in your organization and register them as per Service License Agreement between your organization and LDI Solutions. Instead of downloading Provisioning package on each device you can use Microsoft In Tune to run it on the entire fleet of device. This saves your time and effort.
Prerequisite
Download the LDI Provisioning Package on the device you want to configure Microsoft In Tune onto and deploy the package on the entire fleet of devices in your
organization. Refer Quick Start Setup Guide to download and install the package.

Chapter 2: Configure Microsoft In Tune to Deploy LDI Provisioning Package

LDI agent is distributed as a single exe Innu Setup file or as a zip archive with Universal Device Client (UDC) agent and jot client. Once you create the .Intune win  package, you can upload and deploy/assign the application using In Tune console.
Create .Intune win Package

1. Log in to LDI.
2. Select Help & Resources → Instructions & Agents.
3. In the Download Provisioning Pack section, select values from the Maximum Usage and Installer Expiration drop-down lists.
4.  Click Download Pack.
5. Unzip the udc_setup.exe file.
6. Convert exe file into .Intune win package. Create a new folder and copy the received installer file in that folder. Then, install and run IntuneWinAppUtil tool  with the following parameters: IntuneWinAppUtil -c -s -o
   . This command generates  .Intune win file in the output folder. For example:

Chapter 3: Create and Add Windows Application to In Tune

1. Log in to In Tune console and select Apps, then select Windows platform.

2. Click Add and select Windows app (Win32) App type, and then click Select.

3. Select .Intune win package file.

4. Provide required app information.

5. Provide application install and uninstall commands. Install command: udc_setup.exe /VERYSILENT /NORESTART Uninstall command:
   C:\Windows\System32\drivers\Lenovo\udc\Data\InfBackup\UDCInfInstaller.exe uninstall

6. Provide requirements for the application.
   Notes:
   • Operating system architecture requirement is 32-bit or 64-bit. You can select both. Minimum operating system is Windows 10 1607.
   • You can also provide optional requirements such as disc space, number of processors, etc.

7. Select a detection rule from the Rules format drop-down list. These rules allow you to detect if application is installed or not. You can select manually  configured rules or custom detection script. Note: The following are manually detection rules:
   • MSI – Detects by MSI product code
   •  File – This rule allows to detect app based on filesystem information: file or folder exists, created/modified date, file size
   • Registry – The rule allows to detect app based on registry information: key exists, key doesn’t exist, value comparison Note: Since UDC agent stores information in the registry, you can select the registry detection rule. Key path must be
   HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Lenovo\UDC and the detection method must be Key exist.
   Optional Step 1: Click Dependencies, if required.
   Optional Step 2: Click Supersedence, if required.
   Optional Step 3: Click Assignments to deploy the application to the selected device or a group of devices. You can skip this step for creating an application.

8. Click Review + create. If the review summary is correct, click Create. When the application is created and uploaded to the system, the following Notifications window appears. This process might take an hour or so.
   Note:
   • Now when the LDI agent is installed successfully, you can search for your device in the Devices page under the Device Manager module.
   • Refer Quick Start Setup Guide for the troubleshooting process.

Chapter 4: Deploy Application

You can deploy an application to managed devices or users or groups.
Note: The deployment process might take five minutes to an hour to complete.
Following are the types of deployment:

• Required – Indicates that the application is required for selected enrolled devices and gets installed automatically. Usually, it happens when you log in to the device.
• Available for enrolled devices – Indicates that the application is not required, and you can decide whether to install this application or not. In this case, the  application remains in the company portal, and you can install it there.
• Uninstall – You can select users or groups for which you want to uninstall the application. The application is uninstalled for the selected managed devices.

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