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Endpoint support

TvRMM support varies by operating system, endpoint type, package manager, and appliance policy. Use this page to understand what you can expect before adding a platform to your fleet.

Support state labels​

  • Supported: you can plan normal TvRMM use for this endpoint type.
  • Beta / evidence: useful for selected customers and scenarios, but review it with support before making it a standard rollout target.
  • Install verified: real enrolled endpoints are checking in for this platform family, with workflow details called out on the platform page.
  • Inventory-only: TvRMM can show the item for visibility, but direct actions need a real agent inside that VM or container.
  • Guided fit: contact TvRMM before production rollout so appliance update, storage, firewall, or permission boundaries are handled correctly.

Support groups​

Direct-agent endpoints​

Windows x64/ARM64, macOS Intel/Apple Silicon, FreeBSD amd64, Generic Linux, and supported Linux distributions can run a directly installed TvRMM agent. A direct agent is the normal path for endpoint inventory, scripts, terminal sessions, patching where supported, remote desktop where supported, updates, and cleanup.

Homelab hosts​

Proxmox VE and Unraid hosts can report host inventory plus VM, container, and Docker inventory where supported. A host-observed row is not automatically a direct agent.

If a VM or container requires standard direct-agent management, install a TvRMM agent inside that guest and link it to the host-observed row when appropriate. See Guest row routing and direct-agent authority for the action table covering unlinked guests, linked guests, and direct in-guest agents.

Appliance-style systems​

OPNsense, pfSense, UniFi OS, TrueNAS SCALE, Synology DSM, CasaOS, and OpenMediaVault may need appliance-specific handling. Use TvRMM for the workflows listed on the platform page, and keep storage, firewall, app-store, or appliance OS changes in the native appliance UI unless TvRMM exposes a supported action.

Linux distributions​

Debian, Ubuntu, Raspberry Pi OS/Raspbian, Fedora, RHEL, Rocky Linux, AlmaLinux, CentOS, openSUSE, SLES, Arch Linux, Manjaro, Alpine Linux, Amazon Linux, Linux Mint, and DietPi can differ in how they install packages, run services, apply updates, and reboot. The platform page describes which systems are supported, install verified, or best reviewed with support first.

Common support questions​

  • Use the platform page as the public source of truth for what each platform is good for.
  • VM or container inventory rows are not the same as a direct in-guest agent unless a real enrolled agent exists inside that workload.
  • Host-observed guest rows use the parent host for supported host-relay actions. Direct-agent actions use a linked or direct in-guest agent.
  • Keep Unraid OS and plugin updates in Unraid-native flows unless TvRMM explicitly shows that action.
  • On Proxmox VE, confirm repository and subscription expectations before relying on automated package maintenance.