Hub 500 Management; Faq - Lenovo ThinkSmart Hub 500 Deployment Manual

Lenovo ThinkSmart Hub 500
Deployment Guide
At this point, the process of resetting the Hub 500 to its factory state will begin. Please do not power off
or restart the Hub.
The entire process may take a few hours. Once complete, the Hub will be restored to its original factory
state. Please refer Initial

Hub 500 Management

The Hub 500 can be managed via standard Mobile Device Management (MDM), essentially the same
way a regular Windows device within an infrastructure is managed. All Software updates and Driver
updates are delivered via standard Windows Update.
Please refer,
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt790549.aspx
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt797749.aspx

FAQ

1. Does the Hub 500 come with all the necessary software pre-installed?
Yes, the Hub 500 comes with factory imaged Windows 10 IoT and installed with all the necessary
software. The only customer requirements are Skype for Business or Lync credentials to run on the
Hub. Please refer Hub 500 Requirements
2. How are the drivers, software, BIOS updates delivered?
All software updates and driver updates will be delivered via Windows update. BIOS updates will
need to be manually done by downloading from the Lenovo support portal.
3. Do I need to install an antivirus on the Hub 500?
By default, Windows 10 IoT is secured via Windows Defender. Organizations can however choose
the best protection they need based on their requirements.
4. Does the Hub support Consumer Electronics Control (CEC)?
No, the Hub 500 does not support CEC
5. How to manage Hub 500 via Microsoft Operations Management Suite (OMS)?
Please refer to https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/mt797749.aspx
6. Does the Hub 500 support PXE boot?
Yes, the Hub 500 supports PXE boot
Setup.