Agent for Linux Installation
This procedure installs and configures the xenowulf® Agent for Linux.
Installation: Red Hat / CentOS, 64-bit
- Download the xenowulf® Agent installer agentxw.rpm below:
Click Here to Download Xvision Agent for Ubuntu / Debian - Install the Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux (EPEL) repository and the Xenowulf Agent:
sudo dnf install epel-release agentxw.rpm
Installation: Ubuntu / Debian, 64-bit
- Download the xenowulf® Agent installer agentxw.deb below:
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sudo apt install mono-4.0-service libmono-system-runtime-serialization4.0-cil libmono-system-componentmodel-dataannotations4.0-cil libmono-system-windows-forms4.0-cil - Install dependencies:
sudo dpkg -i agentxw.deb
Configuration: All Distributions
- To configure the management console address:
- By default the address of the XVision management console is "localhost". To report to a remote XVision management console:
- Edit the file /usr/share/xenowulf/xview/agent/config.xml and change the line containing <net host="localhost" />.
- Replace "localhost" with the network host name or IP address of a machine running XVision console.
- If using a network port other than port 80, set the "port" attribute: eg. <net host="127.0.0.1" port="12345" />
- After changing the management console address, restart the Agent:
- For SysVinit (older) systems:
sudo service agentxw restart - For Systemd (newer) systems:
sudo systemctl restart agentxw - Replace "localhost" with the network host name or IP address of a machine running XVision console.
- If using a network port other than port 80, set the "port" attribute: eg. <net host="127.0.0.1" port="12345" />
- For SysVinit (older) systems:
- After successful installation of xenowulf® Agent, the Agent service is started in the background.
Agent Status/Stop/Start
- To check the agent status:
systemctl status agentxw
- To stop the agent:sudo systemctl stop agentxw
- To start the agent:
sudo systemctl start agentxw