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    Mass Deployment Methods For SentinelOne Agents

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    The document discusses deployment methods for installing the SentinelOne agent on different operating systems including MacOS, Windows, Linux, and through third-party remote monitoring and management tools like ConnectWise Automate/Labtech and Datto/Autotask. It provides code snippets and commands to silently install the agent using a site token with no restart required for Windows, Linux, and through third-party tools. Links are also included for more detailed installation instructions and agent command line options for each operating system.

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    Mass Deployment Methods For SentinelOne Agents

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    The document discusses deployment methods for installing the SentinelOne agent on different operating systems including MacOS, Windows, Linux, and through third-party remote monitoring and management tools like ConnectWise Automate/Labtech and Datto/Autotask. It provides code snippets and commands to silently install the agent using a site token with no restart required for Windows, Linux, and through third-party tools. Links are also included for more detailed installation instructions and agent command line options for each operating system.

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    The document discusses deployment methods for installing the SentinelOne agent on different operating systems including MacOS, Windows, Linux, and through third-party remote monitoring and management tools like ConnectWise Automate/Labtech and Datto/Autotask. It provides code snippets and commands to silently install the agent using a site token with no restart required for Windows, Linux, and through third-party tools. Links are also included for more detailed installation instructions and agent command line options for each operating system.

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    Mass Deployment Methods For SentinelOne Agents

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    The document discusses deployment methods for installing the SentinelOne agent on different operating systems including MacOS, Windows, Linux, and through third-party remote monitoring and management tools like ConnectWise Automate/Labtech and Datto/Autotask. It provides code snippets and commands to silently install the agent using a site token with no restart required for Windows, Linux, and through third-party tools. Links are also included for more detailed installation instructions and agent command line options for each operating system.

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    Deployment Methods for SentinelOne Agent

    All of these silent install methods require you download whichever agent you need to use for your
    endpoints (proper OS type and most recent version). You will need to update the paths used in some of
    the examples accordingly. The agent command line switches can be found at the below link, as well as
    other useful information under the ‘Installing Agents - Overview and Prerequisites [Multi-Site]’ tab.

    https://usea1-300-nfr.sentinelone.net/docs/en/installing-agents---overview-and-prerequisites-multi-site-/agent-installer-command-line-options-multi-site-.html

    MacOS Bash script:

    sudo /usr/sbin/installer -pkg "local path to .exe or .pkg" -target /Library/


    sleep 3
    /usr/local/bin/sentinelctl set registration-token -- "insert-token-here"

    More info below


    https://usea1-300-nfr.sentinelone.net/docs/en/installing-agents---overview-and-prerequisites-multi-site-/installing-on-macos-endpoints-multi-site-.html

    Windows CLI command:

    Example path - C:\Users\S1\Desktop\Sentinel\SentinelInstaller.exe /SITE_TOKEN=<string> /SILENT

    More info below


    https://usea1-300-nfr.sentinelone.net/docs/en/installing-agents---overview-and-prerequisites-multi-site-/installing-on-windows-endpoints--multi-site-.html

    Linux:

    Download the latest Linux Installer package.


    Make sure the Scope of the package includes the Site that the Agent will go to.
    Best Practice: Download the file to the local endpoint.
    Note: There are different steps documented for Debian 9, Fedora, and Oracle. Let us know if you need steps for
    those distros.

    Make the BSX executable:


    chmod +x path/SentinelAgent-version-Linux.bsx

    Run the BSX installer.


    Installation with a Site token:
    ./SentinelAgent-version-Linux.bsx {-s | --site-token} "string"
    For example:
    ./SentinelAgent-2.6.1.1390-Linux.bsx --site-token "eyJ1cmwiOiAiaHR0cHM6Ly9jZW50cmFscGFyay5zZW"

    Installation with Site token and a proxy:


    ./SentinelAgent-version-Linux.bsx {-s | --site-token} "string" [-p | --proxy "address:port"]

    For example:
    ./SentinelAgent-2.6.1.1390-Linux.bsx --site-token "eyJ1cmwiOiAiaHR0cHM6Ly9jZW50cmFscGFyay5zZW"
    --proxy "192.0.2.5:80"

    More info below


    https://usea1-300-nfr.sentinelone.net/docs/en/installing-agents---overview-and-prerequisites-multi-site-/installing-on-linux-endpoints--multi-site-.html

    ConnectWise Automate/Labtech:
    Instructions of using MSI installer in Labtech below:
    You can use a third-party application to build a custom MSI installer, based on the EXE installer that you
    download from the Management Console. To add a Site token to an Agent with an MSI:
    1. In the Management Console, select one Site view. 
    2. Copy the Site Token from NETWORK > PACKAGES.
    3. Build the Agent with this parameter:
    1. SentinelAgent.exe /SITE_TOKEN=%Site-Token% /Q /NO RESTART
    2. Use whatever file name you imported into Labtech for the “SentinelAgent.exe” and
    replace “%Site-Token%” with your site token. The script will do a silent install and no
    reboot.

    Datto/Autotask

    Here is a link to the component that installs S1 on a Datto RMM/Autotask Endpoint management
    SentinelOne (1).cpt

    It is a component file and needs to be imported. It includes the S1.exe file (which you will need to
    update according to the file you are installing) and will prompt for the site token when you run the
    component from the RMM. It does a silent install and no reboot.

    The text of the script to run this is the same as ConnectWise, see below.

    SentinelAgent.exe /SITE_TOKEN=%site-Token% /q /NO RESTART

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