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Ivanti Endpoint Manager

Ivanti Endpoint Manager: workstation and server management. Automatic patch deployment, software installation, hardware inventory. Alternative to SCCM.

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Łukasz Gil

Łukasz Gil

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Key Features

  • Patch management - automatic updates for Windows, macOS, Linux
  • Software distribution - remote application installation
  • Inventory - complete hardware and software inventory
  • Remote control - remote desktop takeover
  • OS deployment - operating system deployment
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What is Ivanti Endpoint Manager?

Ivanti Endpoint Manager (formerly LANDESK Management Suite) is a system for managing workstations and servers - it allows you to manage thousands of computers from one console: install patches, deploy software, do inventory, remotely help users.

Alternative to:

  • Microsoft SCCM/Intune
  • ManageEngine Desktop Central
  • PDQ Deploy
  • Tanium

What is it for?

  • You have 2000 computers - how to install a new version of Office on all of them?
  • A critical Windows patch came out - how to quickly deploy it to all machines?
  • Audit - how many Adobe licenses do you have? What Java versions are installed?
  • User calls with a problem - how to remotely see their screen?

Main Features

Patch Management

Automatic updates

  • • Windows, macOS, Linux
  • • 3000+ third-party applications
  • • Testing and rollout

Software Distribution

Remote installation

  • • MSI, EXE, PowerShell
  • • Self-service portal
  • • Automatic upgrade

Inventory

Inventory management

  • • Hardware and software
  • • License tracking
  • • Compliance reports

Remote Control

Remote support

  • • Desktop takeover
  • • Session recording
  • • Chat and file transfer

OS Deployment

System deployment

  • • Windows images (WIM)
  • • PXE boot
  • • Driver injection

How does it work?

flowchart LR
    A[New patch] --> B[Ivanti Server]
    B --> C[Test on pilots]
    C --> D{OK?}
    D -->|Yes| E[Deploy production]
    D -->|No| F[Hold]

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    style B fill:#8b5cf6,stroke:#7c3aed,color:#fff
    style C fill:#f59e0b,stroke:#d97706,color:#fff
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Ivanti Endpoint Manager vs SCCM

FeatureIvantiSCCM/MECM
Third-party patchingBuilt-in (3000+ apps)Requires add-ons
macOS/LinuxNativeLimited
ConsoleModern + legacyOlder
ComplexityMediumHigh
PricePer deviceIncluded in Microsoft license
CloudIvanti Neurons (option)Intune

When Ivanti instead of SCCM?

  • Lots of third-party apps to patch
  • macOS and Linux alongside Windows
  • Want simpler administration
  • Don’t have Microsoft Enterprise licenses

When SCCM?

  • Full Microsoft stack (already have licenses)
  • Advanced scenarios (OSD, Task Sequences)
  • Integration with Intune for mobile

Who is it for?

Endpoint Manager MAKES sense when:

  • You have >500 workstations
  • You need patch management (Windows + third-party)
  • macOS/Linux in environment
  • Want one tool for inventory, patching, distribution

Endpoint Manager does NOT make sense when:

  • <100 computers - WSUS + PDQ may suffice
  • Full Microsoft - SCCM/Intune included
  • Cloud/mobile only - Ivanti Neurons better

Architecture

flowchart TD
    A[Core Server] --> B[SQL Database]
    A --> C[Management Console]
    C --> D[Agent 1]
    C --> E[Agent 2]
    C --> F[Agent N...]

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    style B fill:#8b5cf6,stroke:#7c3aed,color:#fff
    style C fill:#f59e0b,stroke:#d97706,color:#fff
    style D fill:#22c55e,stroke:#16a34a,color:#fff
    style E fill:#22c55e,stroke:#16a34a,color:#fff
    style F fill:#22c55e,stroke:#16a34a,color:#fff

Specifications

ParameterValue
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
DeploymentOn-premises, Ivanti Neurons (cloud)
DatabaseSQL Server
AgentWindows 10/11, macOS 12+, RHEL, Ubuntu
IntegrationsServiceNow, Ivanti Neurons, SIEM

FAQ

How is it different from SCCM? Ivanti has better third-party patching and macOS/Linux support. SCCM is more deeply integrated with Microsoft.

Can I migrate from SCCM? Yes. Ivanti can run in parallel. Gradual migration possible.

How does patch management work? Agent checks with server what needs to be installed → downloads → installs according to policy (e.g., at night, with or without restart).

Does it require an agent? Yes. Agent must be installed on each managed device.

What about devices outside the network (laptop at home)? Agent connects via internet (HTTPS). Works for remote workers.

How long does deployment take? Basic: weeks. Full with migration: months.

What is Ivanti Neurons for UEM? Cloud version of Endpoint Manager. Can work hybrid.

Does nFlo deploy Ivanti? Yes. Endpoint Manager deployments, patch management configuration, SCCM/WSUS migrations.

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