Sites
| Name | Devices | Services enabled | Status | Added |
|---|
System fields
| Device | Status | OS | Agent version | Last seen |
|---|
No contacts yet.
Contact management isn't built yet — coming in a future phase.
| Device | Alert | When |
|---|
No agent-generated alerts.
Devices
| Device | Site | Status | OS | Agent version | Last seen |
|---|
Alerts
| Device | Site | Alert | When |
|---|
No agent-generated alerts.
Audit Log
| When | Actor | Action | Target | Detail |
|---|
No admin actions recorded yet.
Admin
Enroll a new device
Run this on the target machine (no token to type or relay - it'll wait for you to approve it below):
Windows (PowerShell):
irm https://agent.centrixsystems.co.za/win | iex
Linux (bash, as root):
curl -fsSL https://agent.centrixsystems.co.za/lin | bash
Pending enrollment requests
| Device | OS / Arch | Source IP | Requested | Site |
|---|
No pending requests.
Sites
| Name | Devices | Services enabled | Status | Added |
|---|
New site
Services
| Device | Status | OS | Agent version | Last seen |
|---|
Services
Config
Enrollment
Most devices should use self-service enrollment instead (see Admin - no token needed there at all). Use this only for scripted/Atera-push deployments where nothing is watching the console to approve a request.
Expires , single-use. Windows (PowerShell):
Services
Disks
Activity log
Admin actions
Admin
Offboarding uninstalls Huntress and SentinelOne, then removes the Centrix agent itself from this device, then revokes its access for good and archives it out of the default views. This cannot be undone from the dashboard.
Decommissioning is stuck because this device's agent is already gone and will never call back in to finish it. Only use Force remove once you've confirmed that on the device itself.