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Is it possible to run the agent on a Linux server?

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    Is it possible to use the agent on an Ubuntu Linux server with just a command prompt? i.e., no GUI interface to run a browser. If so, where are the instructions for installation?

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      Hi,

      Yes, absolutely. This article explains all of the steps on how to monitor your Internet using our Linux based agent either stand alone or as a service.

      The script will also auto download the newest version when it is restarted which is why we suggest you auto restart it now and then.

      https://www.outagesio.com/monitor-your-internet-with-linux-desktop-or-server/

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