LDMSFrag is a small utility (written in AutoitScript) that runs a defrag analysis on either all or selected fixed local drives. Results are stored in the registry for LANDesk. Entries are (%) total drive space free, total fragmentation, file  fragmentation, and Date LDMSFrag was ran. % is not stored just the numeric. The information can then be queried on in LANDesk (e.g., list all computers with drive c total fragmentation over 30 %.

The utility does not defrag the drive, just reports the fragmentation. My thoughts on this are that defragmentation is very IO, cpu, and time intensive. This can be better scheduled by you!

Download  LDMSFrag.zip

Run LDMSFrag via the local scheduler or scheduled task with the command line options listed below. It only runs on Windows XP and higher. 

Registry Location (X is local drive letter - C:)

HKLM\Software\Intel\Landesk\Inventory\Custom Fields
DriveDateRan_X:     DD/MM/YYYY HH:MM:SS AM (Uses local Date Format)
DriveFileFrag_X:      0-9
DriveFreeSpace_X:  0-9
DriveTotalFrag_X:    0-9

Custom Data.Registry.LANDesk Custom Fields

-h or -help     : This screen.
-d or -drive    : Specify Individual Drive to Analyze -d C:
-a or -all        : Analyze All Local Drives
-l or -log        : Log path - c:\logs

Examples:

LDMSFrag.exe -d c: -l c:\logs

the c:\logs folder.

LDMSFrag.exe

This will run LDMSFrag on all local drives.

Defaults are all drives and no log. Can't use -d -a together.

Either - or / can be used for options.

If you schedule LDMSFrag via a reoccurring task then I would suggest not using the log option.