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OS Feature and Application Availability by Device Type

Topic

This article shows which operating systems are compatible with which NinjaOne features or applications.

Environment

  • All NinjaOne features and applications
  • Microsoft Windows, Apple macOS, Linux

Description

This article describes the operating systems compatible with NinjaOne features and applications. NinjaOne supports a range of operating systems across its core product areas, but not every feature is available on every platform. Compatibility varies by product area, and some features remain in early access or are limited to specific regional instances.

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NinjaOne Endpoint Management

This table lists the NinjaOne Endpoint Management features available for Microsoft Windows, Apple macOS, and Linux.

FeatureWindowsmacOSLinux
Hardware InventoryYesYesYes
Software InventoryYesYesYes
Live Performance DataYesYesYes
Live Monitoring and AlertingYesYesYes
File Browser and TransferYesYesYes
Task / Service ManagerYesYesYes
Software DeploymentYesYesYes
Remote Shell / PowerShell / TerminalYesYesYes
Ad-Hoc / Scheduled Script Deployment / Run AutomationYesYesYes
Ad-Hoc / Scheduled RebootYesYesYes
Custom FieldsYesYesYes
System Tray IconYesYesNo
Disk Encryption StatusYesNoNo
Disk Encryption KeyYesNoNo
TPM DetectionYesNoNo
One Click Software UninstallYesNoNo
Registry EditorYesNoNo
Active Directory User ManagementYesNoNo
Active Directory Discovery and DeploymentYesNoNo

NinjaOne Device Backup

This table lists the NinjaOne Device Backup features available for each operating system.

FeatureWindowsmacOSLinux
Folder backupYesYesNo
File backupYesYesNo
Image backupYesNoNo

NinjaOne Patching

This table lists the NinjaOne patching features available for each operating system.

NinjaOne does not support patching on Microsoft Windows Vista or many versions of Microsoft Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008. If you are running Windows 7 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, or Windows Server 2008 SP2, you can restore patch management support by following the steps in Microsoft's article: Windows Update SHA-1 based endpoints discontinued for older Windows devices (external link).
FeatureWindowsmacOSLinux
Operating System Patch ManagementYesYesYes
Third-Party Application Patch ManagementYesYesYes
Third-Party Application Patch Management CatalogueYesYesNo
Run Ad-hoc Patch Scan / DeploymentYesYesYes
Maintenance ModeYesYesYes
Activity TrackingYesYesYes
Reboot ManagementYesYesYes
Automated Scanning and DeploymentYesYesYes
Run Scan Immediately if MissedYesYesYes
Automated Device Wake for PatchingYesNoNo
Category-based ApprovalYesYesYes
Patch OverridesYesYesYes
Vulnerability Reporting (CVSS)YesNoNo
Patch ReportingYesNoNo

NinjaOne Remote

This table lists the remote access features available for NinjaOne Remote.

FeatureWindowsmacOSLinux
NinjaOne Remote (Unattended)YesYesYes
NinjaOne Remote (Attended)YesYesYes
Remote ToolsYesNoYes
Ask PermissionsYesYesNo
RDP Remote ConnectionsYesNoNo

Availability by Instance and Beta Status

The following integrations and features are currently available per instance.

Some features may be unavailable in the NinjaOne FedRAMP instance.
ProductUSEUOCCABeta Status
CrowdStrikeYesYesYesYes
IT Glue integrationYesYesYesNo
RepairShopr integrationYesNoNoNo
SentinelOne integrationYesYesYesYesEarly access for Linux
Report Library FeatureYesYesYesYes
NinjaOne Mobile Device Management (MDM)YesYesYesYesLocation Tracking in early access
macOS Third-Party Patching FeatureYesYesYesYesEarly access
Linux Patching FeatureYesYesYesYesEarly access
Checklists FeatureYesYesYesYes
Knowledge Base FeatureYesYesYesYes
Bitdefender GravityZoneYesYesYesYes
QuickConnectYesYesYesYes
Documentation MigrationYesYesYesYes
WinGetYesYesYesYes
NinjaOne SaaS BackupYesYesNoNo
Microsoft Intune integrationYesYesYesYesEarly access
Duo Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) integrationYesYesYesYes
Freshservice integrationYesYesYesYes

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