Windows
Install the service agent from the Windows bootstrap command shown in the portal. Run it with administrative authority on the target endpoint and confirm the endpoint checks in before running actions.
Agent Installation
Use the portal command for the selected organization.
Bootstrap commands are enrollment-specific. Generate a fresh command from the portal whenever you install a new endpoint, host, or guest-managed direct agent.
macOS direct agent
Install the Darwin direct agent package for endpoint audit and command flows where implemented. This is not Apple MDM, supervised iOS/iPadOS management, ADE enrollment, or managed-app ownership.
Linux systemd hosts
Use the Linux bootstrap for supported distributions and architectures. Package manager behavior varies by distribution, repository state, and staged evidence status.
Proxmox VE hosts
Use the Proxmox VE bootstrap when installing on a real PVE host. TvRMM can observe QEMU and LXC guests through the host lane and route supported guest actions through the host.
Unraid hosts
Use the Unraid bootstrap on Unraid hosts. The installer accounts for USB-boot persistence and runtime copy behavior. Unraid OS, plugin, Docker image, and VM lifecycle authority remains appliance-native where applicable.
Guest agents
Installing a direct agent inside a VM, container, or desktop guest is separate from host-observed inventory. Link the real agent to the host-observed guest stub only when they represent the same workload.
Before running the command
- Confirm the tenant and organization in the portal.
- Choose the platform-specific bootstrap, especially for Proxmox VE and Unraid hosts.
- Use administrator, root, or equivalent install authority on the endpoint.
- Wait for the first heartbeat and audit before relying on patch, script, terminal, reboot, or homelab controls.
After install
If the endpoint does not appear, start with enrollment, network, certificate, and org-scope checks.
Need platform fit?
Review support lanes before installing on less common distributions, appliances, NAS platforms, or Apple management targets.