GLPI Agent

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### Quiet GLPI Agent Installation with Winget and Custom Options

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Installs the GLPI Agent using Winget with custom configuration parameters. This example shows a quiet installation, setting the server URL and enabling immediate run. It requires administrative privileges and can utilize all parameters documented for the Windows installer.

```shell
winget install glpi-agent --custom="SERVER='https://my-glpi-server/' RUNNOW=1"

```

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### Install GLPI Agent using Snap

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Installs the GLPI Agent using the Snap package manager. This method requires the system to support Snapcraft. After installation, the agent can be configured using the `snap set` command.

```shell
snap install --classic --dangerous GLPI-Agent-1.15_amd64.snap
snap set glpi-agent server=http://my-glpi-server/
snap set glpi-agent tag=
```

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### Interactive GLPI Agent Installation with Winget

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Triggers an interactive installation of the GLPI Agent using Winget. This method allows for user prompts during the installation process. It requires administrative privileges.

```shell
winget install -i glpi-agent

```

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### Get GLPI Agent AppImage installer help

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

Displays all available parameters and usage information for the GLPI Agent AppImage installer.

```bash
./glpi-agent-1.15-x86_64.AppImage --help
```

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### Build GLPI Agent from Source

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Compiles and installs the GLPI Agent from its source code. This process involves extracting the tarball, preparing the build environment using `perl Makefile.PL` (optionally specifying a prefix), compiling with `make`, and installing with `make install`. GNU tar and make are recommended.

```shell
tar xfz GLPI-Agent-1.15.tar.gz
cd GLPI-Agent-1.15
perl Makefile.PL
perl Makefile.PL PREFIX=/opt/glpi-agent
make
make install
```

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### Setup Portable GLPI Agent Environment

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

This command initiates the setup of a portable GLPI Agent environment by running the portable script. It creates necessary subfolders for configuration and data, and places helper scripts.

```shell
sudo ./glpi-agent-portable.sh
```

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### glpi-injector Examples

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-injector

Provides practical examples of how to use the glpi-injector command-line tool. These examples illustrate common use cases such as injecting a single JSON file with verbose output and URL authentication, and recursively loading inventory files from a directory.

```bash
glpi-injector -v -f /tmp/toto-2010-09-10-11-42-22.json --url https://login:pw@example/
```

```bash
glpi-injector -v -R -d /srv/ftp/fusion --url https://login:pw@example/
```

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### Install or Update GLPI Agent with Winget (Default)

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Installs or updates the GLPI Agent using Winget with default settings. If the agent is already installed, it will attempt to update it. This command may trigger an UAC prompt if not run from an administrative console.

```shell
winget install glpi-agent

```

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### Linux Perl Installer for GLPI Agent

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Installs the GLPI Agent using a Perl script. This method requires Perl and package managers like `dnf`, `yum`, or `apt` depending on the distribution. It can install the agent as a service with default configurations or custom options specified via command-line arguments.

```shell
perl glpi-agent-1.15-linux-installer.pl --help
perl glpi-agent-1.15-with-snap-linux-installer.pl --help
```

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### Run GLPI Agent Tests

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Executes the test suite for the GLPI Agent. This command requires additional dependencies like Test::More. It is typically run after building the agent from source.

```shell
make test
```

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### Install Perl Dependencies with cpanminus

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Installs required Perl modules using the `cpanm` (cpanminus) script. This is essential for building the agent from source or for offline installations. The `--notest` flag can be used to skip tests during module installation.

```shell
cpanm .
cpanm --notest .
```

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### glpi-remote CLI Examples

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-remote

Illustrative examples of using the glpi-remote command-line tool for various tasks including listing targets, adding remotes via SSH/WinRM, deleting remotes, scanning IP ranges, and triggering agent inventories.

```bash
glpi-remote list
glpi-remote list targets
glpi-remote add ssh://admin:pass@192.168.43.237
glpi-remote add ssh://admin:pass@192.168.43.237 --stricthostkeychecking=no
glpi-remote add ssh://admin:pass@192.168.43.238 --no-check
glpi-remote add winrm://admin:pass@192.168.48.250 --no-check --target server0
glpi-remote delete 1
glpi-remote scan 192.168.43.1 192.168.43.254
glpi-remote scan 10.0.0.1 10.0.10.254 --inventory -s https://myglpi/
glpi-remote scan 10.0.0.1 10.0.10.254 --inventory -l /var/tmp/remotes
glpi-remote scan --inventory
glpi-remote scan 192.168.48.99 | glpi-injector --url https://myglpi/

Examples for agent command:
  glpi-remote -T strong-shared-secret agent 192.168.43.236
  glpi-remote -v -T strong-shared-secret agent 192.168.43.237 | \
      glpi-injector -url https://myglpi/
  glpi-remote -T strong-shared-secret -d /var/remote agent 192.168.43.236 192.168.43.237
```

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### Install GLPI Agent via AppImage

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

Installs the GLPI Agent by making the AppImage executable and running the install command with a server URL. It highlights potential FUSE dependency issues and how to resolve them on Ubuntu.

```bash
chmod +x glpi-agent-1.15-x86_64.AppImage
sudo ./glpi-agent-1.15-x86_64.AppImage --install --server <URL>
```

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### Offline Installation of GLPI Agent Dependencies

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Installs GLPI Agent dependencies for offline use by fetching and extracting them into the `extlib` directory using `cpanm`. This is useful when the target machine does not have internet access. It might require running the command twice if `Params::Validate` errors occur.

```shell
tar xzf GLPI-Agent-1.15.tar.gz
cd GLPI-Agent-1.15
cpanm --pureperl --installdeps -L extlib --notest .
cpanm --installdeps -L extlib --notest .
```

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### Manually Install GLPI Agent

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

These commands facilitate the manual installation of the GLPI Agent after extracting the AppImage. It involves creating a target directory, removing any previous installations, copying the extracted files, and then running the agent installer with a server URL.

```shell
[ -d /opt ] || sudo mkdir /opt
sudo rm -rf /opt/glpi-agent
sudo cp -r squashfs-root /opt/glpi-agent
```

```shell
sudo /opt/glpi-agent/AppRun --install --server <URL>
```

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### Run GLPI Agent with Offline Dependencies

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

Executes the GLPI Agent when dependencies have been installed offline into the `extlib` directory. The `PERL5LIB` environment variable is used to tell Perl where to find the modules.

```shell
perl -Iextlib/lib/perl5 -Ilib glpi-agent
```

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### Silent Windows Installation with GLPI Agent MSI

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

This snippet demonstrates how to perform a silent installation of the GLPI Agent on Windows using its MSI package from the command line. It requires specifying the MSI file and the SERVER URL for configuration. Ensure you use a standard command prompt, not PowerShell.

```shell
GLPI-Agent-1.15-x64.msi /quiet SERVER=<URL>
```

```shell
msiexec /i GLPI-Agent-1.15-x64.msi /quiet SERVER=<URL>
```

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### GLPI Agent SSL Server Plugin Configuration Example

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/plugins/ssl-server-plugin

This configuration snippet shows how to enable the SSL Server Plugin by setting 'disabled = no'. It also includes placeholders for port configuration, SSL certificate and key file paths, and an example command to generate key/certificate files using openssl.

```ini
# By default, a plugin is always disabled unless "disabled" is set to "no" or "0".
# You can uncomment the following line or set it in included configuration file
# at the end of this configuration
#disabled = no

# Comma separated list of ports like in: ports = 62355,62356
#ports = 0

# Example command to generate key/certificate files pair
# openssl req -x509 -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout etc/key.pem -out etc/cert.pem -days 3650 -sha256 -nodes -subj "/CN=127.0.0.1"
#ssl_cert_file = cert.pem
#ssl_key_file  = key.pem

# You should create and define you specific parameter in the following
# included configuration file to override any default.
# For example just set "disabled = no" in it to enable the plugin
include "ssl-server-plugin.local"

```

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### Install compatibility package for libcrypt.so.1

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

Installs the 'libxcrypt-compat' package on RPM-based distributions to resolve 'libcrypt.so.1 is missing' errors.

```bash
sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat
```

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### Enable ToolBox Interface with Authentication and SSL

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/plugins/basic-authentication-server-plugin

This example demonstrates enabling the ToolBox interface on a specific port, securing it with basic authentication, and encrypting communication using the SSL Server Plugin. It requires separate configuration files for each plugin.

```ini
# toolbox-plugin.local
disabled = no
port = 8888

```

```ini
# basic-authentication-plugin.local
disabled = no
port = 8888
user = admin
password = mystrongpassword

```

```ini
# ssl-server-plugin.local
disabled = no
ports = 8888

```

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### glpi-netinventory Example: SNMP v2c Authentication

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-netinventory

Example demonstrating how to run a network inventory using glpi-netinventory with SNMP version 2c authentication. This requires specifying the target host and the community string.

```bash
$> glpi-netinventory --host 192.168.0.1 --credentials version:2c,community:public
```

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### GLPI Agent Installation Directory

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

Specifies the base directory where the GLPI Agent is installed. This path must be absolute and is used for locating agent files and configurations. The default installation directory on Windows is 'C:\Program Files\GLPI-Agent'.

```text
INSTALLDIR="C:\CustomPath\GLPI-Agent"  # Set a custom installation directory
```

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### Emulate discovery using a snmpwalk file

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-netdiscovery

This example shows how to perform a network discovery emulation using data from an existing snmpwalk output file. This is useful for testing or analyzing network device information without live scanning.

```bash
$> glpi-netdiscovery --file device.walk
```

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### Check GLPI Agent Availability with Winget

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/index

This command checks if the GLPI Agent is available in the Winget package repository. It takes no input and produces command-line output indicating the search results.

```shell
winget search glpi-agent

```

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### Run GLPI Agent on Windows Command Line

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/usage

This command navigates to the GLPI-Agent installation directory in Windows and then executes the agent. Administrator privileges are required. PowerShell is not recommended as a command-line interpreter.

```bash
cd "C:\Program files\GLPI-Agent"
glpi-agent
```

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### glpi-netinventory Example: SNMP v3 Authentication and Type Forcing

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-netinventory

Example showing how to perform a network inventory with glpi-netinventory, utilizing SNMP version 3 authentication and explicitly setting the device type. This involves providing username, authentication, and privacy passwords.

```bash
$> glpi-netinventory --host my.device --type NETWORKING \
--credentials version:3,username:admin,authpassword:s3cr3t,privpassword:s3cr3t
```

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### GLPI Agent Listen Mode

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

Forces the GLPI Agent to continuously listen for HTTP requests, even if no specific server or local target is defined. This is particularly useful when integrating with the GLPI Inventory Server plugin. It requires MSI installer version 1.3 or higher.

```text
LISTEN=1  # Force the agent to always listen for requests
```

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### Upgrade GLPI Agent via AppImage

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

Upgrades an existing GLPI Agent installation by re-running the AppImage with the --upgrade flag.

```bash
chmod +x glpi-agent-1.15-x86_64.AppImage
sudo ./glpi-agent-1.15-x86_64.AppImage --upgrade
```

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### Run network discovery with SNMP v1

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-netdiscovery

Example of how to run a network discovery using glpi-netdiscovery with SNMP version 1. This command specifies the first and last IP addresses of the range to scan and the SNMP community string.

```bash
$> glpi-netdiscovery --first 192.168.0.1 --last 192.168.0.254 --community public
```

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### GLPI Agent Item Type Configuration

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

Allows customization of the inventory itemtype for GLPI 11+ genericity features. By default, it is empty, and the asset itemtype defaults to 'Computer' for compatibility with GLPI 10. This parameter requires MSI installer version 1.13 or higher.

```text
ITEMTYPE=VirtualMachine  # Set a custom itemtype for virtual machines
```

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### Run GLPI Agent on OS X Command Line

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/usage

This command executes the GLPI agent on OS X using sudo to ensure proper permissions. The path to the executable may vary based on the installation.

```bash
sudo /Applications/GLPI-Agent.app/bin/glpi-agent
```

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### GLPI Agent Inventory Output Formats

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

Determines the format and storage location of the agent's inventory data. Options include saving as XML, JSON, or HTML, and specifying a local directory for storage. The `JSON` and `HTML` parameters are dependent on the `LOCAL` parameter being set.

```text
LOCAL=C:\InventoryData  # Save inventory to a local directory
HTML=1  # Save inventory as HTML (requires LOCAL)
JSON=0  # Do not save inventory as JSON (default is 1, requires LOCAL)
```

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### GLPI Agent Logging Configuration

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

Controls where and how GLPI Agent logs are recorded. Users can specify a log file path and its maximum size, or direct logs to the console (stderr). The logger backend defaults to 'file'.

```text
LOGGER=file,stderr  # Log to both file and console
LOGFILE=C:\Logs\glpi-agent.log  # Specify log file path
LOGFILE_MAXSIZE=10  # Set maximum log file size to 10 MBytes
```

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### Make GLPI Agent Files Executable

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

This command grants execute permissions to the GLPI Agent portable script and AppImage files. This is necessary to run them directly.

```shell
sudo chmod +x glpi-agent-portable.sh glpi-agent*.AppImage
```

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### GLPI Agent Server Version Configuration

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

Sets the expected GLPI server version to enable features that are version-dependent. This is particularly useful when not using native inventory or when specific GLPI version features are required. An empty value means no specific version is targeted.

```text
GLPI_VERSION=10.0.7  # Target GLPI version 10.0.7
```

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### glpi-injector Command-Line Usage

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-injector

Demonstrates the basic command-line syntax and available options for the glpi-injector tool. It outlines parameters for specifying input files or directories, server connection details, and various operational flags like verbose mode, recursive loading, and SSL verification.

```bash
glpi-injector [-h|--help] [-R|--recursive] [-r|--remove] [-v|--verbose] [--debug] [--useragent <user-agent>|-x|--xml-ua|--json-ua] [-C|--no-compression] [--no-ssl-check] [--ssl-cert-file <private certificate file>] [[-P|--proxy] <proxy url>] [[-f|--file] <file>|[-d|--directory] <directory>|--stdin] [-u|--url] <url>
```

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### glpi-agent Short vs Long Option Syntax

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-remote

Demonstrates the equivalence between short and long form options for the glpi-agent command, illustrating how to specify a server.

```bash
% glpi-agent -s localhost
% glpi-agent --server localhost
```

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### Uninstall GLPI Agent (Manual Install)

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

This command sequence uninstalls a manually installed GLPI Agent. It removes the agent's uninstall script and the installation directory.

```shell
sudo /usr/local/bin/glpi-agent-uninstall
sudo rm -rf /opt/glpi-agent
```

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### GLPI Agent Inventory Server Plugin Configuration Example

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/plugins/inventory-server-plugin

This configuration block shows the default settings for the Inventory Server Plugin. It includes parameters for enabling the plugin, setting the URL path, port, authentication token, session timeout, compression, and rate limiting. The 'disabled' parameter must be set to 'no' to activate the plugin.

```text
# By default, a plugin is always disabled unless "disabled" is set to "no" or "0".
# You can uncomment the following line or set it in included configuration file
# at the end of this configuration
#disabled = no

# Set base url matching for API
#url_path = /inventory

# Port on which to listen for inventory requests, default to legacy port
#port = 62354

# token as private secret used to verify authorization token, not defined by
# default, but mandatory to access API
#token = [secret-string]

# A timeout for session to no more trust a client payload
#session_timeout = 60

# Set this to 'yes' if XML compression is not required
#no_compress = no

# To limit any abuse we expect a maximum of 50 requests by hour (3600 seconds)
# You can adjust the rate limitation by updating the requests number limit
# or the period on which apply the requests number limit
#maxrate        = 30
#maxrate_period = 3600

# You should create and define you specific parameter in the following
# included configuration file to override any default.
# For example just set "disabled = no" in it to enable the plugin
include "inventory-server-plugin.local"

```

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### Install libfuse2 dependency on Ubuntu

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

Installs the libfuse2 package required by AppImages on Ubuntu systems, specifically addressing a common error message.

```bash
sudo apt install libfuse2
```

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### glpi-remote CLI Usage and Options

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-remote

This section details the command-line interface for glpi-remote, including available options for connection, authentication, and sub-commands like list, add, delete, scan, and agent. It also lists supported environment variables.

```bash
glpi-remote [options] [--server server|--local path] [command] [command options]

Options:
  -h --help           this menu
  -t --timeout <SECS> requests timeout in seconds (defaults to 10)
  -p --port <LIST>    remote ports list to scan (defaults to '22,5985,5986')
  --ssh               connect using SSH
  --ssl               connect using SSL (winrm or with agent sub-command)
  --no-ssl-check      do not check agent SSL certificate (winrm or agent sub-command)
  --stricthostkeychecking <yes|no|off|accept-new|ask> (defaults to 'accept-new')
                      use given option when checking hostkey during ssh remote add
  --ca-cert-dir <PATH> CA certificates directory
  --ca-cert-file <FILE> CA certificates file (winrm or for agent sub-command)
  --ssl-fingerprint <FINGERPRINT>
                      Trust server certificate if its SSL fingerprint matches the given one
  --ssl-cert-file     Client certificate file (winrm)
  -u --user           authentication user
  -P --password       authentication password
  -X --show-passwords (list command) show password as they are masked by default
  -c --credentials    credentials list for scan
  -v --verbose        verbose mode
  --debug             debug mode
  -C --no-check       don't check given remote is alive when adding
  -i --inventory      don't register remotes, but run inventory on found remotes
  -T --threads <NUM>  number of threads while scanning (defaults to 1)
  -A --add            add scanned remotes to target so they always be inventoried
                      by RemoteInventory task
  -U --useragent      set used HTTP User-Agent for requests
  --vardir <PATH>     use specified path as storage folder for agent persistent datas

Target definition options:
  -s --server=<URI>   agent will send tasks result to that server
  -l --local=<PATH>   agent will write tasks results locally
  --target=<TARGETID> use target identified by its id (see list targets command)

Remote GLPI agent having inventory server plugin enabled options:
  -b --baseurl <PATH> remote base url if not /inventory
  -K --token <TOKEN>  token as shared secret
  -I --id <ID>        request id to identify requests in agent log
  --no-compression    ask to not compress sent XML inventories

Sub-commands
  list [targets]      list known remotes or targets
  add <url>+          add remote with given URL list
  del[ete] <index|deviceid>+
                      delete remote with given list index or given deviceid or
                      current known one when alone or all remotes while using
                      __ALL__ as id
  scan <first> [last] [TODO] scan given ip range for remote access or just <first> and
                      register it/them as remote agent
  agent [hosts]       remotely claim an inventory to given remote hosts with a
                      GLPI agent having inventory server plugin enabled
                      (see https://glpi-agent.rtfd.io/inventory-server-plugin.html)

Supported environment variables:
  USERNAME
  PASSWORD
  PORT
  CA_CERT_PATH
  CA_CERT_FILE
  SSL_CERT_FILE
  CREDENTIALS
```

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### Check Net::SNMP Perl Module Installation

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/tasks/network-discovery

This command checks if the `Net::SNMP` Perl module is installed and accessible on the agent host. This module is required for the GLPI-Agent's SNMP functionality. If the command runs without errors, the module is likely installed correctly.

```perl
perl -MNet::SNMP
```

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### Extract GLPI Agent AppImage

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

This command extracts the contents of the GLPI Agent AppImage into a 'squashfs-root' subdirectory. This is the first step in a manual installation process when FUSE is not available.

```shell
./glpi-agent-1.15-x86_64.AppImage --appimage-extract
```

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### Upgrade GLPI Agent AppImage

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

This command provides execute permissions to a newly downloaded GLPI Agent AppImage, preparing it for use after replacing an older version in a portable installation.

```shell
sudo chmod +x glpi-agent*.AppImage
```

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### GLPI Agent Execution Modes

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

Configures how the GLPI Agent runs on Windows systems. Options include running as a service, a scheduled task, or manually. The 'Service' mode is always running, 'Task' runs at intervals, and 'Manual' requires explicit execution. Task mode has OS compatibility notes.

```text
EXECMODE=1  # Service mode (always running)
EXECMODE=2  # Task mode (runs at intervals)
EXECMODE=3  # Manual mode (no automatic execution)
```

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### GLPI Agent Full Inventory Postpone

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/windows-command-line

Sets the number of times a full inventory can be postponed. This setting is relevant for managing the frequency of full inventory scans, especially in conjunction with other scheduling options. It requires MSI installer version 1.8 or higher.

```text
FULL_INVENTORY_POSTPONE=7  # Postpone full inventory up to 7 times
```

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### Uninstall GLPI Agent

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

Uninstalls the GLPI Agent using the provided uninstall script.

```bash
sudo glpi-agent-uninstall
```

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### glpi-netinventory Command-Line Options

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/man/glpi-netinventory

This section lists the available command-line options for the glpi-netinventory tool. These options control how the network inventory is performed, including target specification, SNMP configuration, and output formatting.

```bash
glpi-netinventory [options] [--host <host>|--file <file>]

Options:
  --host <HOST>          target host
  --port <PORT[,PORT2]>  SNMP port (161)
  --protocol <PROT[,P2]> SNMP protocol/domain (udp/ipv4)
  --file <FILE>          snmpwalk output file
  --community <STRING>   community string (public)
  --credentials <STRING> SNMP credentials (version:1,community:public)
  --timeout <TIME>       SNMP timeout, in seconds (15)
  --retries              SNMP requets maximum retries (0)
  --backend-collect-timeout <TIME>
                         base expiration timeout, in seconds (180)
  --glpi-version VERSION set targeted glpi version to enable supported features
  --type <TYPE>          force device type
  --threads <COUNT>      number of inventory threads (1)
  --control              output control messages
  --debug                debug output
  -h --help              print this message and exit
  --version              print the task version and exit
```

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### Uninstall GLPI Agent and clean data

Source: https://glpi-agent.readthedocs.io/en/version-1.15/installation/linux-appimage

Uninstalls the GLPI Agent and removes associated configuration and data directories.

```bash
sudo glpi-agent-uninstall --clean
```
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