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Devices & agent
Devices & agent
Install RevoAgent on Windows, macOS and Linux, release channels and device actions.
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Devices and RevoAgent
What a device is, which platforms RevoAgent runs on, what it does and doesn't do, and how the device list works.
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Install on Windows
Install RevoAgent on Windows PCs and servers by hand, silently through your RMM, or on Windows on Arm.
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Install on macOS
Install RevoAgent on Macs with Apple silicon or Intel processors, from Terminal or your RMM or MDM.
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Install on Linux
Install RevoAgent on Linux servers and workstations (x64 or ARM64) with one command.
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Release channels: beta and stable
Choose which RevoAgent releases each device gets, for the workspace, a customer or a single device.
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Reading a device
The device page's tabs and how Revo judges protection, Windows updates, operating system support and stale data.
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The device score
How each device's score and grade are worked out against the customer's baseline, what costs points, what never does, and how to reach an A.
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Device actions
Bulk and single-device actions on the Devices list and device pages, what each one sends to the agent, and who can use it.
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Fix with the agent
How RevoAgent fixes common security misconfigurations with a fixed catalogue of signed actions, and who can run them.
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Local controls on the device
How a device's local administrator can switch off patching, restarts, remote uninstall and Windows upgrades, whatever Revo asks.
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Device groups, devices without an agent and lifecycle
Track printers and switches beside your agents, save device filters as groups, and plan replacements from warranty and end-of-life dates.
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Uninstall the agent
Remove RevoAgent remotely from Revo, or locally on Windows, macOS and Linux.
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Troubleshooting devices
What to check when a device doesn't appear, goes quiet, won't update its agent or is skipped by actions.