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The Uptime Infrastructure Monitor Linux Agent is provided in a R= PM and DEB package format, so you will need an RPM or Debian package manage= r tool to install the Agent.
The latest release of the Agent is available at the downloads page.
Previous releases of the Uptime Infrastructure Monitor Agent have had di= fferent package names, so uninstalling may require a different name (ex. SP= YNuptm, uptmagnt, uptimeagent-linux).
RPM Packages
To inst= all the Agent, run the following command: # rpm -i uptimeagent-$VER-linux-$ARCH.rpm To uninstall the Agent using RPM, run the following command: # rpm -e uptimeagent
Debian Packages
To inst= all the Agent, run the following command: # dpkg -i uptimeagent-$VER-linux-$ARCH.deb To uninstall the Agent, use the following command: # dpkg -P uptimeagent
Agent Password
=The Agent's password will be removed when re-installing or upgrading the= agent, the password will need to be re-entered.
Xinetd vs. Daemon Mode
By default the uptime-agent is installed to under Xinetd Mode. Which has= historically been the most efficient method for managing the Uptime I= nfrastructure Monitor agent's life cycle, as it allows for easy configurati= on of things like agent-port and system level logging. Though recent versio= ns of Redhat no longer install xinetd as part of their initial install. See= this article Running the Uptime Infrast= ructure Monitor agent under Daemon Mode without Xinetd for details= on how to enable this.