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Agent Settings page. If you cannot enable an agent, check the Endpoint Agent licence usage on the Usage and Billing page and ensure the licences in your plan are not all used (see Figure 1.6). If all licences are used then free up a licence by disabling another Endpoint Agent back on the Agent Settings page (see Figure 1.1).1.6. If the agent is now checking in, revert back to where you left off on the Endpoint Agent troubleshooting flow diagram to continue troubleshooting. If the agent is still not checking in, contact the Customer Engineering Team for assistance.Step 2 of 6. Troubleshooting Endpoint Agent updates problemsIt is important Endpoint Agents deployments are updated when new releases are made available as they contain product enhancements and may also include bugs fixes. We publish Release Notes in the Customer Engineering Centre along with every release or you can subscribe to the regular Release Notes via email. The Release Notes contain a summary of all new Endpoint Agent release changes. New Endpoint Agent packages are released by the ThousandEyes Engineering team every other Tuesday. Once the new Endpoint Agent package is released it is made available to organisations randomly over the following 5 day period immediately after a release. It is possible you'll receive the Release Notes before the update is made available to your organisation. The larger the Endpoint Agent deployment the longer it takes to fully deploy as deployments within an organisation are staggered. For large organisation please expect updates to be completed over a 2-3 day period after your first agent has updated. Endpoint Agents continually check every 3-4 hours for version updates and provided the download from thousandeyes.com domain is not being blocked no user intervention should be required for agent to update themselves.Troubleshooting Endpoint Agent update steps:1.1. Check

Found on SponsorBlockfalseGenerate NFO filesgenerate_NFO_filesytdl_generate_nfo_filesAutomatically creates NFO files for downloaded videos, primarily used with KodifalseDatabaseTextNameKey/ENV VarExplanationDefault valueMongoDB Connection Stringmongodb_connection_stringmongodb_connection_stringURL to connect to MongoDB"mongodb://127.0.0.1:27017/?compressors=zlib"Transfer DB (button)use_local_dbuse_local_dbToggles DB between Local (appdata/local_db.json) or MongoDBtrueAdvancedTextNameKey/ENV VarExplanationDefault valueSelect a downloaderdefault_downloaderytdl_default_downloaderyoutube-dl fork to use (youtube-dl, youtube-dlc, or yt-dlp)"youtube-dl"Use default downloading agentuse_default_downloading_agentytdl_use_default_downloading_agentWhether to use youtube-dl's default agent or an alternativetrueSelect a download agentcustom_downloading_agentytdl_custom_downloading_agentPreferred download agent, only used if "Use default downloading agent" is set to false""Log levellogger_levelytdl_logger_levelChoose one of debug, verbose, info, warn, error in ascending order of quietness, ex. error only displays errors but debug displays everything."info"Login expirationjwt_expirationytdl_jwt_expirationLenght of time it takes for logins to expire86400Allow advanced downloadallow_advanced_downloadytdl_allow_advanced_downloadEnables an advanced download tab on the home page for additional download settings and informationfalseUse Cookiesuse_cookiesytdl_use_cookiesEnables usage of uploaded cookies to download videos as if you were logged into that websitefalseUsers (Only if multi-user mode is enabled, WIP)TextNameKey/ENV VarExplanationDefault valueAllow registrationytdl_allow_registrationytdl_portAllows users to register in the login pagetrueAuth methodytdl_auth_methodytdl_port"internal" or "ldap""internal"

RequirementsAurora runs on Windows 7 or newer and requires administrative privileges.Other OS (Linux or macOS) are not supported.The AURORA Agent is a lightweight service. Memory usage of the agent is around 200 MB, which makes it very unobtrusive. The agent will use up to 50 MB of hard disk. There are no requirements pertaining to the CPU.SupportedWindows 7 x86 / x64Windows Server 2008 R2 x64Windows 8.1Windows Server 2012Windows Server 2012 R2Windows 10Windows 11Windows Server 2016Windows Server 2019Windows Server 2022Update ServersTo download the newest updates for Aurora and our signatures, you need anactive internet connection. The endpoint performing the update needs toreach our update servers to do this.For a detailed and up to date list of our update and licensingservers, please visit do not need an active internet connection to run Aurora on an endpoint.This is only needed if you want to update to the latest Aurora or signature versions.Define an Antivirus / EDR ExclusionIt is recommended to exclude Aurora from your Antivirus / EDR solution.Depending on your architecture and whether Aurora was installed or started interactivelyfrom a temporary directory, the exclusion paths are:For an installed AuroraC:\Program Files\Aurora-Agent\aurora-agent-64.exeC:\Program Files\Aurora-Agent\aurora-agent.exeFor a interactively started Aurora the path you have used for extraction. For example:C:\aurora\aurora-agent-64.exeC:\aurora\aurora-agent.exeQuick InstallationExtract the program package into a temporary folder (e.g. C:\aurora)Make sure to place the license file (*.lic) into the extracted folderStart a cmd.exe as administratorChange directory to the extracted folder (cd C:\aurora)Run one of the following commands (with/without GUI)C:\aurora>aurora-agent.exe --installC:\aurora>aurora-agent.exe --install --dashboardVerify new events in the local "Application" event log (Event Viewer) or the Aurora DashboardRun the following commands to get details on the current status of the agentC:\aurora>aurora-agent.exe --statusC:\aurora>aurora-agent.exe --status --traceSee the :ref:`usage/function-tests:Function Tests` section for ideas on how to test Aurora is working as expected.Manual installationInstall AuroraYou can install the agent using the following command line from command line terminal that has been started "As Administrator".C:\aurora>aurora-agent.exe --installAfter the installation the agent, configuration files and rules reside in C:\Program Files\Aurora Agent\.It automatically copies all rule files located in the sub-folders signatures\sigma-rules and custom-signatures.The signatures\sigma-rules folder contains the current open source rule set maintainedin the Sigma repository.The custom-signatures folder can be used to add your own sigma rules.Aurora comes with with 4 configuration presets that we encourage you to explore and use:Standard (agent-config-standard.yml)Reduced (agent-config-reduced.yml)Minimal (agent-config-minimal.yml)Intense (agent-config-intense.yml)The different presets are explained in more detail in the chapter :ref:`usage/configuration:configuration`.An installation that uses the preset named "reduced" would look like this:C:\aurora>aurora-agent.exe --install -c agent-config-reduced.ymlCustom SettingsAdding your own Sigma rules or IOCs is described in chapter :ref:`usage/custom-signatures:Custom Signatures and IOCs`.The preferred way is to add them to the custom-signatures folder before you install Aurora.All the flags that you use after --install get written to the configuration filenamed agent-config.yml in the C:\Program Files\Aurora Agent\ folder and will be used by the service.A typical command to install Aurora would look like thisC:\aurora>aurora-agent.exe --install --activate-responsesUninstall AuroraTo uninstall the agent simply run the following command:C:\Program Files\Aurora-Agent>aurora-agent.exe --uninstallIf the uninstaller fails due to unknown errors, you can uninstall Aurora manually with these commands (Run from an administrative shell)C:\Users\nextron>sc