Install discovery agents to collect hardware and software inventory data from Windows,
macOS, and Linux systems. Agents continuously scan host environments and send collected data to
Configuration Management Database (CMDB), keeping it accurate and up to date.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, and Unlimited
Editions with Agentforce IT Service that have Discovery enabled.
User Permissions Needed
Manage Discovery Application
IT Service Asset Discovery
Agents differ by operating system and can be installed using an installation wizard or through
command line for macOS and Linux.
From App Launcher, find and select CMDB and Service Graph.
In the navigations pane, in Administration, select
Discovery, and then Applications.
From the list, select the discovery application where you want to install the agent.
Click View from the record actions to open an application
record.
In the Agents tab, copy the registration token.
The registration token links the discovery agent to your Salesforce CMDB and Service Graph
environment. You must enter this token during the installation to register the agent with your
organization.
Download the discovery agent based on the operating system where you want to install the
agent.
For macOS and Linux, the agent package includes command-line installation steps. The
commands are shown in the Install Using Command Line section.
On the host machine, open the downloaded installation file.
In the installation wizard, accept the terms and conditions, and select
Next.
Enter the registration token you copied earlier, and select
Next.
Complete the installation and close the installation wizard.
The agent is installed on the host machine and begins running in the background. Asset
data is automatically reported to CMDB by the agent based on the configured scan
frequency.
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