RMMZit

Documentation

The complete user guide is built into every RMMZit console, in 14 languages and always matching the installed version. Installation and the agents are also described on GitHub.

The guide in the console

Open Documentation in the console's menu. Its chapters:

Getting started

The first administrator, customers and sites, the first enrollment code and agent.

Installing the server

VM images, ISO, install script, packages and Docker; certificates and network access.

Installing agents

Enrollment codes, Windows MSI, Linux, Group Policy and Intune, agent updates, removal.

Customers, sites and devices

Inventory, filters, bulk actions, custom fields and the device page.

Remote desktop, terminal and files

Remote desktop, the notice on the remote screen, terminal, file manager, processes, services, registry and tasks.

Monitoring, alerts and notifications

Metrics and history, disk health, network checks, event log and process monitors, email, Slack, Teams and webhooks.

Scripts and scheduled jobs

The script library, running on many devices, schedules and results.

Windows updates and software

Updates, Linux packages, winget, your own software library, update rings and maintenance windows.

Policies

What policies control, how they are assigned and which one wins.

Reports

Customer reports, printing and scheduled emails.

Users, roles and sign-in

Roles, per-customer access, two-factor sign-in, LDAP / Active Directory and single sign-on.

Server settings and updates

Certificates, network and time zone, signed updates and channels, console backup and restore.

API

Personal tokens and the REST endpoints.

Security

How the console, agents and commands are protected, and how to harden your installation.

Troubleshooting and FAQ

Agents that do not connect, logs, diagnostics and answers.

Want to read the guide before installing? Import the appliance image or start the Docker image — it takes a few minutes.

On GitHub

The README describes the product, installation and agents:

Questions that the guide does not answer: ask in GitHub Discussions or get commercial support.