Lumu Agent Deployment Via ConnectWise Automate RMM
Deployment Procedure - Lumu Agent for Windows
1. To install the Lumu Agent for Windows through Connectwise automate RMM, you must first create a Powershell script. To do so, Navigate to Automation > Scripts > View Scripts > select the desired folder. Once there, create a new script.
2. Name the script first. Now, pick "True" in the "IF" field. Right-click on the "Then" section under Statement, and choose to add
3. Open the new tab and choose "PowerShell" for the "Script type". Paste the script contents into the "Script to Execute" section. You'll find a sample PowerShell script here, or you can download it from the end of this article. Lastly, opt for "Run as Admin" in the "Script Credentials" selection.
4. Don't forget to update the script, you will need to specify the activation code, as well as the Lumu/ user's username and password to match your specific credentials.
5. To run the script, simply go to the "Browse" option and select the target group/device. Right-click and then select Scripts and browse to the location where you saved the script.
6. Click on the desired script and select "Schedule once" and specify the date and time at which the script should be executed
8. you will see “The script was successful in the Then section”
Deployment Procedure - Lumu Agent for MacOS
1. To install the Lumu Agent for MacOS through Connectwise automate RMM, you must first create a Powershell script. To do so, Navigate to Automation > Scripts > View Scripts > select the desired folder. Once there, create a new script.
2. Name the script first. Now, pick "True" in the "IF" option. Right-click on the "Then" section under Statement, and choose to add
3. In the first line add the following command, will need to specify the Lumu/ user's username and password to match your specific credentials:
4. In the second line add the following command:
5. In the third line add the following command, will need to specify the activation code of the Lumu agent:
The script should look like this:
6. To run the script, simply go to the "Browse" option and select the target group or target device. Right-click and then select Scripts and browse to the location where you saved the script.
7. To verify if the Lumu Agent has been deployed, go back to Automation > Scripts > View Scripts. Select the script and then choose the option “script log”. you will see “The script was successful in the “Then” section.
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