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Intel® LANDesk® Client Manager (LDCM) Software Developers Kit (SDK) Versions 3.1 and 3.2The LANDesk Client Manager (LDCM) Software Development Kit (SDK) is a set of developer tools and documentation that helps OEMs and developers add value and functionality to the LANDesk Client Manager software. The SDK provides API functions, data structures, working sample code and documentation. It also provides DMI interfaces for service provider and instrumentation functionality.
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CapabilitiesThe LDCM SDK will:
Desktop Management BIOS supportRather than have OEMs build or rewrite drivers to support another BIOS, Intel recommends implementing a BIOS according to the Desktop Management BIOS Specification v2.0 and using the Intel driver provided with LDCM. This approach should reduce development and test time, and provide a foundation for continuing platform manageability. The Specification is provided on the SDK CD, along with important information in the SDK manual.LM78/79 supportLANDesk Client Manager supports the National Semiconductor (NSC) LM78/79 ASIC, an optional hardware monitor for temperature, fan, power supply voltage and chassis intrusion. Intel has provided all necessary specifications to NSC and when an OEM integrates LM78/79 onto their motherboard as NSC directs, the driver provided with LDCM will manage LM78/79 alerts. This approach should reduce development and test time, providing a foundation for continuing platform manageability.Custom instrumentationThe SDK contains instrumentation examples for S.M.A.R.T. drives, LAN adapters, low disk-space detection and joysticks, which show OEMs how to write their own instrumentation. To build and replace instrumentation for video, for example, one of the existing samples can be used, with GetLANCall being replaced by GetVideoCall.The expected functionality is dictated by the LDCM MIF files. The MIF components, groups and attributes that the GUI expects are listed in the UI-MIF table in the SDK reference manual. An alternative to writing your own instrumentation is to design your components to work with LDCM "as-is." LimitationsThe LDCM v3.1/v3.2 SDK will not:
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