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Agent to appear.1.2. If the agent is not present on the Agent Settings page despite a successful software package installation, then re-installing the package is not the solution. Every time the Endpoint Agent package is removed and installed again a new ID is generated a new Endpoint Agent instance can be created, an Endpoint licence can be consumed and multiple Endpoint Agents with the same name may appear in the Agent Settings page which can create unnecessary administrative overhead.1.3. If the deployment is working in one network but not on another, then it is most likely a problem with the end-user's deployment environment. Using the correct Endpoint Agent deployment guide article for your Operating System check no steps were missed during the installation process. The deployment guides contain information about how to set-up firewalls, VPNs, proxies and end-user machine permissions so the Endpoint Agent software operates correctly.1.4. Check when the agent last checked in on the Agent Settings page (see Figure 1.1). If you know for certain the end-user system is online but the Endpoint Agent has not checked in for 10 minutes or more, check the Endpoint Agent services are running:If you are using a Windows machines, check via the Services Control Manager the “ThousandEyes Endpoint Agent” service is running (see Figure 1.2) Figure-1.2If you are using a Mac OSX machine, check via a terminal application the “ThousandEyes Endpoint Agent” service is running (see Figure 1.3) Figure-1.3Using the command-line application (e.g. iTerm for Mac OSX and CMD for Windows) on the end-user's machine check you get a response when you run the PING command to the ThousandEyes controller “c1.eb.thousandeyes.com” (see Figure 1.4) Figure-1.4Try restarting the end-user's machine1.5. Check the Endpoint Agent is not disabled (see Figure 1.1). If the Endpoint Agent is disabled, try to enable it on the
Key features of the Terminal service agent that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Terminal service agent : r/paloaltonetworks - Reddit
- Install and Configure the Terminal Services Agent - WatchGuard
- Device User Identification Terminal Services Agents
- Terminal Service Agent Jobs, Employment - Indeed
- Introduction to the Terminal Services (TS) Agent - Cisco
- Working as a Passenger Service Agent at Airport Terminal
- Dell SonicWALL Terminal Services Agent 4.0
Install and Configure the TS Agent Install the TS AgentStart the TS Agent Configuration InterfaceConfigure the TS AgentTS Agent Configuration FieldsCreating the REST VDI Role Install and Configure the TS Agent Install the TS Agent Before you begin Confirm that the TS Agent is supported in your environment, as described in Server and System Environment Requirements. If you previously installed the TS Agent, uninstall the TS Agent as described in Uninstalling the TS Agent. End all current user sessions as described in Ending a Current User Session. Procedure Step 1 Log in to your server as a user with Administrator privileges. Step 2 Download the TS Agent package from the Support site: TSAgent-1.0.0-36.exe. Note Download the update directly from the site. If you transfer the file by email, it might become corrupted. Step 3 Right-click TSAgent-1.0.0-36.exe and choose Run as Administrator. Step 4 Click Install and follow the prompts to install the TS Agent. You are required to reboot the computer before you can use the TS Agent. What to do next Confirm the TS Agent is running as discussed in Viewing the Status of the TS Agent Service Component. Start the TS Agent as discussed in Starting and Stopping the TS Agent Processes. Configure the TS Agent as discussed in Configure the TS Agent. Note If the TS Agent installer reports that the .NET Framework failed, run Windows Update and try installing the TS Agent again. Start the TS Agent Configuration Interface cite If there is a TS Agent shortcut on your desktop, double-click on the shortcut. Otherwise, use the following procedure to launch the TS Agent configuration interface. Procedure Step 1 Log in to your server as a user with Administrator privileges. Step 2 Open C:\Program Files (x86)\Cisco\Terminal Services Agent. Step 3 View the program files for the
