Integrated Linux device management
Linux Management
The Linux-based operating system is increasingly favored by business IT professionals because of its flexibility, scalability, performance, cost and security advantages. Thanks to constant modernisation of user interfaces, Linux has become significantly more user-friendly in recent years and has thus achieved a considerable market share in desktop computers. Low or non-existent licence costs further increase its appeal.
Linux Endpoint Management by baramundi gives IT admins an integrated and intuitive solution for managing Linux devices as easily as Windows, macOS and mobile devices from a centralized admin console.
Your benefits at a glance
Greater network transparency for
heterogeneous IT & OT environments
Improved security through
comprehensive update management
Increased efficiency and
time-savings using consistent management processes
Decreased costs and E-waste
by extending hardware lifecycles
Key functions of Linux Management
- Management via native SSH connection or via the Linux Agent
- Linux Agent: Enables secure and easy management of devices that are not accessible via SSH, e.g., because they are located on the Internet.
- Inventory: Standard commands are used to collect information about endpoints, such as the operating system, disk, network cards, etc.
- Custom Inventory Templates: Improve visibility and manageability by creating logical groups of devices based on configuration, function or specialized use cases such as DMZ appliances.
- Script Execution: Create and store your own scripts in a central repository and execute them on multiple devices via the baramundi Management Suite. View results immediately in the baramundi Management Console.
- Package Management: Improve performance and security by checking installed software packages for updates, then automate distribution of needed updates.
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FAQ: Linux Management
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ISO 27001: Certified Information Security
baramundi is ISO/IEC 27001 certified, the globally recognized standard for Information Security Management Systems (ISMS).
This certification confirms that baramundi meets the essential requirements for the systematic protection and secure management of sensitive information, including both customer and company data.