Using an RMM to install an RMM!
If your devices are already set up with N-Central, then it's simple to install the Level agent on all devices in N-Central.
Video Walkthrough
This guide is provided as a convenience for Level customers. We recommend that you test before deploying to your production environment.
N-Central Automation
In order to use N-Central to deploy Level there are just a few steps. First, an automation must be created via N-Central's Automation Manager. Then we will upload the file to N-Central, and run it as an automation policy.
In N-Central, open Actions -> Automation Manager
Create a new policy and give it a name and description.
Drag from the categories pane Extensions -> Run PowerShell Script over into the workspace, in between the Input and Output sections.
Select the Script tab
In Level.io, copy the installer command from the Level device page.
Paste the command into the script area and replace the key/group with a variable
$Level_Group.Select Input at the top and create an input parameter called "Level_Group" with the same display name.
Back in the PowerShell section, choose Input Parameters and create a new input parameter called "Level_Group" with the same display name. In the value field choose the link icon and select "Input Parameters" at the top and "Level_Group" at the bottom.
The policy is ready to go, now choose File -> Upload to send the policy to the N-Central server.
Back in N-Central, select the company and site that you want to scope the install command to. Go to the All Device page and select all (or some) of the devices where you'd like to install the Level agent. Then choose Add Task -> Run an Automation Policy.
On the details page select the new policy that was just uploaded and then paste the Level key/group.
In a few minutes, the PowerShell script will run, Level will be installed, and the devices will show up in the Level device list!
Here is a link to the N-Central .amp file that we created in the video. We would invite you to review its contents before uploading to your N-Central server.