This document contains all the capabilities that SuperOps.ai’s Linux OS device management currently offers. Here, we’ll be looking at:

The SuperOps.ai Linux Agent currently supports the following 64-bit Linux distributions:

To download the Linux agent on your device,

4. Click the download button to successfully download the Installer.

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5. Once the download is complete, set executable permissions for the Installer using the following command:
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6. Once you are done, please redirect to the downloaded location using the following command:

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7. Now, you need to install the downloaded Installer in the terminal with the following command:

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8. To install silently without prompt
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1. Online/Offline Status: Determine the availability status of Linux assets, ensuring you have real-time visibility into your system’s connectivity.

2. Asset activity logs: Capture and log activities performed on Linux assets and troubleshoot issues more efficiently with Asset activity logs.

3. CPU utilization: Closely monitor your CPU usage and pinpoint performance bottlenecks with this metric.

4. Memory Utilization and details: Optimize performance, keep track of memory usage, and gather information with Memory Usage.

5. Open ports monitoring: Identify and monitor open ports on Linux assets to enhance security measures and detect any unauthorized access.

6. User log tracking: Track and monitor user log activities on Linux systems, aiding in security analysis and compliance monitoring.

7. Disk volume and usage: Track disk volume and usage statistics to make informed decisions about storage management and prevent storage-related issues.

8. Network adaptor monitoring: Monitor the status and performance of network adapters on Linux systems, and ensure network reliability.

9. Default and Custom fields: Efficiently classify and manage Linux assets using predefined or customized fields and streamline your asset management process.

10. Process monitoring: Monitor and manage running processes on Linux systems, ensuring that your systems are running the intended applications and services.

11. Installed software tracking: Keep a record of software installed on Linux assets, enabling you to manage software licenses, updates, and security patches.

Asset Management:

1. Remote file explorer: Access and navigate files on remote Linux systems, facilitating efficient file management and transfer operations.

2. IT documentation: Utilize the in-built IT documentation feature to maintain a centralized repository of documentation, enhancing knowledge sharing and management.

3. Remote control using Splashtop: Gain remote control access to Linux systems using Splashtop and troubleshoot issues hassle-free.

4. Remotely rebooting assets: Perform remote reboot operations on Linux assets and resolve issues without physical access.

5. Stopping Processes (CPU, Memory, Open Ports): Stop specific processes that impact CPU, memory, or open ports, and regain control over resource-intensive applications.

6. Running BASH Scripts Remotely: Execute BASH scripts remotely on Linux assets and enable automation and efficient management of your systems.

7. Ticket list within the asset: Get more context about the asset’s history with a list of all the tickets that have been raised for the asset to help you make more meaningful decisions.

Policy Management:

You can also create policies for Linux devices to manage them at scale. Get started by navigating to Modules > Settings > Policy Management > Linux Policies

1. Alert Management: Set up alerts for specific conditions or events on Linux assets and manage them more efficiently with Alert Management.

2. Intelligent Alerting: Intelligent alerting lets you receive smart alerts and notifications for critical events, enabling proactive response.

3. Schedule actions with scripts: Automate tasks by scheduling script execution on Linux systems. This feature helps streamline routine maintenance and management activities.

SuperOps.ai supports remote troubleshooting for several Linux distributions, and here's a comparison of their compatibility with Splashtop:

Remote sessions for the Suse distro for Linux devices are supported by SuperOps.ai but not on Splashtop's end.