Windows desktop
Use Agent Manager for local visibility into readiness, history and diagnostics.
Read installation guide →CUVENA / AGENT INSTALLATION
Choose the agent deployment for your environment.
Use Desktop Agent Manager, headless Windows tools or the Linux service bundle.
AGENT INSTALLATION
Choose how the agent will operate.
Match the installation to the machine and the people who manage it.
Illustrative example · No customer data or live execution
Windows headless
Run the agent as a service on a machine managed without the desktop interface.
Read installation guide →Linux service
Use the Linux service instructions and check supported runtime and target requirements.
Read installation guide →After installation
Pair the agent with its intended pool, confirm connectivity and inspect its readiness. Configure the appropriate accounts and test a permitted target before scheduling business work.
Controlled updates from v44
Platform administrators offer signed releases to selected customers or update selected agents. Organization owners and administrators can update their own agents from the App when a release is available. The dashboard announces the offer; running scripts finish before installation.
Install the updater once with administrator or root access. Later approved updates run unattended, verify the installed version by heartbeat and attempt rollback if needed. A new version needs a matching signed package.
Fleet updates and clear status
Owners and administrators receive approved-release notices in Overview and Notifications. Select all matching agents or customers, then deselect exceptions. Registration IDs and last heartbeats distinguish current connections from older pairings. Legacy agents explain their one-time updater installation requirement.
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