Endpoint Central provides comprehensive tools for managing Linux computers, supporting multiple Linux flavors, ARM-based devices, and both server and workstation models. Key features include Patch Management, Software Deployment, Inventory Management, and Remote Control, among others, enabling streamlined management of Linux endpoints in local and remote offices. This guide covers the supported operating systems, the setup process for Linux agents, and the range of available features to ensure optimal functionality across Linux-based systems.
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Linux agents are not created by default. You can create Linux agents by configuring settings in the scope of management (SoM). This helps in automatically creating Linux agents for both local and remote offices.
To install the Linux Agent on managed endpoints, navigate to the Agent Installation section in the Endpoint Central console. Detailed steps for installing the Linux Agent, including requirements and configurations, are available on our installation guide.
To uninstall the Linux Agent, visit the Agent Uninstallation section within the Endpoint Central console. For comprehensive guidance on removing the Linux Agent from selected computers, refer to our uninstallation guide.
A range of features is available for managing Linux computers, including:
For detailed information on each feature and usage instructions, refer to this page.
Endpoint Central provides robust support for managing Linux computers across diverse environments, including local offices, remote offices, and ARM-based devices. By leveraging the supported features and configurations, administrators can efficiently manage patching, deployments, inventory, and more, ensuring optimized operations for Linux-based systems within their organization.
