Installation of Linux On-Premise Poller using the console
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To install the On-Premise Poller in your Linux machine using the console, execute the following commands in your terminal:
The installation binaries for the 64-bit On-Premise Poller are hosted on staticdownloads.site24x7.com and its respective regional domains. Please ensure you use the correct domain (eu, cn, etc.) based on your Site24x7 account location to avoid download issues.
- You can also configure proxy while installing the agent by specifying the proxy server host, proxy server port, username, and password

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