LDCM-MIB

Description: Monitors Intel LAN Desk Client Manager workstation hardware health and inventory.

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LDCM-MIB is Intel's proprietary MIB for LANDesk Client Manager (LDCM), a workstation/desktop hardware management agent bundled with Intel-based PCs and servers. It exposes system inventory data such as computer name, agent version, and management HTTP port, alongside a PC health event subtree (pcHealth) that reports hardware health events with timestamps, type, symptom, and severity classifications. Its core purpose is monitoring hardware and software status of end-user or server workstations: reported events can flag issues like fan failure, temperature warnings, voltage anomalies, or chassis intrusion, each tagged with an eventSeverity so an NMS can prioritize alerts. It depends on Intel's broader LANDesk/lanDesk enterprise MIB tree and typically complements the Intel LAN Desk Configuration Management Interface (DMI-to-SNMP) mapping conventions of that era. It was deployed in the 1990s-2000s in enterprise IT environments, where LDCM-MIB SNMP monitoring gave central helpdesks visibility into desktop and server hardware health.

An administrator would poll pcHealth event objects -- eventTime, eventType, eventSymptom, and eventSeverity -- to see if a workstation reported a hardware fault such as an overheating or fan-related event, using severity to decide whether to dispatch a technician. The version and computerName objects let an inventory system confirm which LDCM agent version and hostname reported the event, while httpPort identifies the management web interface endpoint for follow-up.

Intel LANDesk Client Manager MIB for PC health monitoring and event management.