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Script your rollout: get the ID, set a password, set a proxy

Everything you need for mass deployment from a shell or your RMM: print the computer's Silux ID, set its unattended-access password, route it through a proxy, or open the console ready to connect to another computer.

silux-agent get-id

Prints this computer's Silux ID for your inventory or ticket.

silux-agent set-password

Sets the unattended-access password (reads it from stdin if not given) with your workspace's default permission profile; --clear removes it. It must run on the computer itself, as admin or root, while the agent is running.

silux-agent set-proxy / connect / status

Route through a proxy, open the web console ready to connect to another ID, or print the resolved configuration, identity and update status.

Frequently asked questions

Can I set an unattended password from a deployment script?

Yes: silux-agent set-password <password> on the computer. The change is audit-logged.

Related features

Unattended access

Unattended access passwords with permission profiles

Proxy support

Works behind corporate proxies — HTTP CONNECT and SOCKS5

Connect by ID

Connect by ID and code — the person at the computer decides

See how this compares on the feature matrix, or find Silux Connect in your country and city.