Installing Linux Agents
Note: See System Requirements for supported Linux operating systems and browsers.
Installing Linux Agents Manually
- From a Linux machine open a Firefox or Chrome browser in a Gnome session and log into the VSA.
- Display the Agent > Install Agents > Deploy Agents page.
- Click the Click to download default Agent hyperlink to begin downloading the the default agent install package. A Linux agent install package will download.
Note: Alternately, you can create your own Linux package by pressing Create Package and stepping through the wizard.
- Once the download is complete, locate the
KcsSetup.bin file in the download directory of the Linux machine.Note: If you have downloaded KcsSetup.exe or KcsSetup.zip , you have downloaded the wrong install file because the selected install package is dedicated to Windows or Macintosh installs.
- Issue the following commands as root:
# chmod +x KcsSetup.bin
# ./KcsSetup.bin The agent installs and starts. Log into your VSA and view the status of the agent.
For further information see the install log file, located at:
/tmp/KASetup_<pid>.log where <pid> is the process id of the ./KcsSetup.bin execution.
- After the Linux agent is installed, log in and log out to see the Kaseya agent icon in a Gnome panel.
Note: The agent icon program, KaUsrTsk , is not currently supported on SuSE Enterprise Linux 10.
Installing Linux Agents Using LAN Watch and Install Agents
- Schedule a LAN Watch scan using an existing Linux agent as the discovery machine.
- Install a Linux agent on a discovered Linux machine, using the Install Agents page.
- Enter
root in the Admin Logon field. - Enter the password for the
root user of the targeted Linux machines in the Password field. - Select an agent install package in the Select an Agent Package to install field.
- Check the checkboxes next to one or more targeted Linux machines, or enter the IP address or name of a targeted Linux machine in the undiscovered machine field.
- Click the Submit button.
Note: The Install Agents page does not currently distinguish between Linux and other systems. It is the installer's responsibility to select only Linux systems.
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