Use this command to install GLPI Agent with WinGet:
winget install --id=GLPI-Project.GLPI-Agent -e
GLPI Agent is a generic management agent designed to perform tasks either according to its own execution plan or on behalf of a GLPI server acting as a control point. Built on a fork of the FusionInventory agent, it maintains compatibility with FusionInventory for GLPI while introducing new features and a streamlined protocol for direct communication with a GLPI server.
Key Features:
Inventory management for hardware and software assets.
Task execution for network monitoring, data collection, deployment, and Wake-on-LAN operations.
Compatibility with FusionInventory for GLPI, ensuring seamless integration with existing setups.
Support for multiple platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux (Intel and Apple Silicon), and ARM architectures.
Installation via winget is available.
Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for IT administrators, system managers, and organizations using GLPI or FusionInventory for asset management and network monitoring. The agent simplifies task automation, improves inventory accuracy, and enhances operational efficiency by providing a robust toolset for managing IT infrastructure.
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README
GLPI Agent
Summary
The GLPI Agent is a generic management agent. It can perform a
certain number of tasks, according to its own execution plan, or on behalf of a
GLPI server acting as a control point.
Description
This agent is based on a fork of FusionInventory agent and so works mainly like FusionInventory agent.
It introduces new features and a new protocol to communicate directly with a GLPI server and its native inventory feature. Anyway it also keeps the compatibility with FusionInventory for GLPI plugin.
Download
Release: See our github releases for official win32, MacOSX & linux packages.
See CONTRIB to find references to GLPI Agent related scritps/files
We would like to ask you few things in the context of a fork:
Do not change/remove the LICENSE file
Do not change/remove any lines in the Changes file that do not relate to your own code.
This is really important to keep the changelog coherent between forks and will facilitate
your life if you need to follow our own changes.
Don't hesitate to add any entry in Changes or CONTRIB to describe the
purpose of your changes.
GLPI Agent
