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NinjaOne Endpoint Management: Raspberry Pi ARM Support

Topic

This article describes the supported features and installation specifics for managing Raspberry Pi devices with the NinjaOne Agent for Linux.

Environment

  • NinjaOne Endpoint Management
  • NinjaOne Agent for Linux

Description

By deploying the NinjaOne Agent for Linux, you can bring Raspberry Pi devices into a unified management plane alongside Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS workstations. 

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Compatibility

NinjaOne supports the following Raspberry Pi models:

  • Pi2 (B)
  • Pi3 (A, B, A+, B+)
  • Pi4
  • Pi5

Supported Features

The following table lists the NinjaOne features supported by the Raspberry Pi (Raspbian) OS.

NNinjaOne does not support antivirus indicators for Advanced RISC Machine (ARM) devices, so it will not show labels or configuration options for Raspberry Pi OS devices.
FeatureSupported
Hardware MonitoringYes
Software InventoryYes
ScriptingYes
Remote Tools, including command-line interface (CLI) and TerminalYes
PatchingYes
Systray IconNo
Integrated AntivirusNo
NinjaOne Device BackupNo

Adding a Raspberry Pi OS Device to NinjaOne

To add a Raspberry Pi OS device to NinjaOne, follow the process described in our NinjaOne Agent Installation: Add Device (Linux) article. When generating the installer (Add iconDeviceComputer), configure the Add a computer section with these Raspberry Pi-specific settings:

  1. Select the Linux option. Linux-specific OS configuration choices will open.
  2. In the Architecture drop-down menu, select either Raspberry Pi (64-bit) or Raspberry Pi (32-bit), making sure to choose the option that matches the installed OS version. If you are unsure of the OS version, run the following Linux command: getconf LONG_BIT. The output will show your OS version.
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Figure 1: Selecting architecture (click to enlarge)
Missing installation dates for the Debian agent will cause the Software Inventory to display the Linux default date: January 1, 1970.

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