Linux RMM for Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, and Fedora

WHAT WORKS ON LINUX

A first-class agent, not a checkbox.

The Linux agent runs on amd64 and arm64 and ships as a .deb, an .rpm, or a tarball.

• Hardware and software inventory with live metrics
• systemd service control and process lists
• Alerts on the same rules and channels as Windows
• Scripts in sh, bash, zsh, and Python, including run-as-user
• Endpoint actions and software deployment through apt or dnf
• Root password rotation
• The Outpost tray app for the people you support

LINUX PATCH MANAGEMENT

apt and dnf, approved first.

Patch the Debian and Ubuntu family with apt and the RHEL and Fedora family with dnf.

• Security classification for each update
• Only approved packages are installed
• Maintenance windows and compliance reports shared with Windows

zypper, pacman, and apk are not supported.

LINUX REMOTE DESKTOP

Remote desktop on X11 and Wayland.

Connect to Linux desktops, including the login screen, plus a remote terminal on every endpoint.

• X11 sessions
• Wayland sessions through KMS capture
• The login screen, before anyone signs in

LINUX POLICY

Hardening you can enforce.

Profiles apply and report Linux configuration the same way they do on Windows.

• Firewall with ufw, firewalld, or nftables
• Automatic security updates
• Password quality and faillock
• Screen lock
• SSH hardening
• auditd

BSD AND WHAT IS NEXT

FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and macOS.

FreeBSD and OpenBSD endpoints on amd64 and arm64 get a remote terminal, scripts, a process list, and agent self-update. macOS support is on the roadmap.

• FreeBSD and OpenBSD: remote terminal
• FreeBSD and OpenBSD: scripts and process list
• macOS: on the roadmap

KEEP EXPLORING

One platform.
Every part connected.

• RMM and monitoring →
• Patch management →
• Remote access →
• Pricing →