Repair Huntress Agent Windows
Summary
This script can be used to repair the Huntress Agent for Windows machines.
File Hash:
- MD5:
8F19848478D623C13615D166134FE8C1 - SHA256:
DFC9C59A249E2C5EA0E3AD26CD9639F7F6953FF9781A17823BF84A6009627076
Sample Run
Dependencies
Variables
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| projectName | Invoke-HuntressAgentCommand |
| workingDirectory | C:/ProgramData/_Automation/Script/Invoke-HuntressAgentCommand |
| scriptPath | C:/ProgramData/_Automation/Script/Invoke-HuntressAgentCommand/Invoke-HuntressAgentCommand.ps1 |
Client-Level EDF
| Name | Type | Example | Section | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huntress Agent - Account Key | Text | 1SA2345AASSSS234 | Security Tools | True | This is the Account Key that determines which Huntress Account an Agent should be associated with. |
| Huntress Agent - Org Key | Text | Development | Security Tools | False | By default, the Huntress Organization key is the name of the client. Set this EDF if it's different for the client. |
These EDFs can be created by running the Deploy Huntress Agent [Windows, Mac] script with the Set_Environment parameter set to 1.
Location-Level EDF
| Name | Type | Example | Section | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Huntress Agent Install - Exclude | Check-Box | 0/1 | Security Tools | False | Mark this EDF to exclude the location from the auto deployment of the Huntress Agent from the Deploy Huntress Agent monitor set. |
This EDF can be created by running the Deploy Huntress Agent [Windows, Mac] script with the Set_Environment parameter set to 1.
Output
- Script log