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Pulseway Deployment Methods
Pulseway Deployment Methods
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Written by Paul Csiki
Updated over a year ago

In order to deploy Pulseway agents on systems in network there are various options available:

1. Using built-in Network Discovery and Deployment


Using built-in 'Discovery and Deployment' module which is available for you in Pulseway WebApp. For more details how to use this module, please check out the following article. And for troubleshooting use the following instructions.

Note: In order to use this module, you will need to deploy one Pulseway agent in each subnet to discover and install Pulseway agent on all systems in that subnet, if admin share is accessible on all systems.

This method is especially suitable for mass deployment as several systems can be selected and the deployment initiated simultaneously for all of them.

2. Using MSI Installer


This is another simple method for deploying the Pulseway Agent. The MSI File for the installation can be downloaded in the section shown below -

The "Downloads" section has MSI Files for all supported OS and their different architectures -

While downloading an MSI, Pulseway asks for the Organization, Site and Agent Group of the required installer, so as to provide a customized file for those specifications.

Once the Org/Site/Agent group is specified, Pulseway provides the option to directly download the MSI and also to obtain a download link to the MSI.

This download link eliminates the need to attach a whole Installer file to an e-mail. You can simply share the MSI download link with Customers over e-mail, who can deploy the Agent onto their systems with ease.

3. AD Discovery


If systems are in Active Directory environment, then there is the option to deploy Pulseway agent using AD discovery.

Enable AD discovery - This will discover all the systems part of the AD/OU

If Nested OUs are being targeted, the Filter Syntax needs to be entered as <Parent Folder Name>\<Child Folder Name>

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