Deployment type: AutomaticSentinelOne is deployed automatically via MDM. Once you connect your SentinelOne instance and create an MDM control, the agent is pushed to all targeted devices without any manual steps. No user interaction is required.
Prerequisites
- Have Primo MDM
- Have a SentinelOne license (purchased through Primo or existing)
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Enable SentinelOne integration
- You can enable SentinelOne integration from your Settings > MDM > Integrations (legacy)
- Fill out the form with the following information:
- SentinelOne URL:
https://xxxxxxxxx.sentinelone.net - Site ID:
- In SentinelOne, open Policy & Settings > Sites.
- Click on your site to display the Site ID.
- Service User Token:
- In SentinelOne, open Policy & Settings > Service Users.
- Create a new service user (New Service User).
- Select your site and assign the Admin role.
- SentinelOne URL:
Deploy SentinelOne to your fleet
Deploying SentinelOne on your fleet’s devices is done through your MDM configurations.- In Primo, go to MDM > Controls > Add new control
- Choose the platform (available platforms)
- Enable the card EDR - SentinelOne
- Update the targeting to target the devices you want
- Confirm
Migrate SentinelOne
If you need to migrate your endpoints from one S1 Console to another, you will need to follow the next steps:- On your Fleet instance, update Sentinel Agent packages install scripts with the new site token.
- Go to your fleet instance: https://xxx.mdm.getprimo.com
- Open the Software tab
- Search for “Sentinel” (SentinelOne, Sentinel Agent, etc)
- Select each package
- Click on the edit button
- Click “advanced options”
- Update the install script
- On your S1 Console, select all the endpoints you want to migrate and click Actions > Endpoint actions > migrate endpoints.
- Enter the new site token and validate.
Available platforms
SentinelOne in Primo is currently available for the following platforms:- macOS (arm64) - M1 chips and more
- Windows (x64) - Supports Windows Pro
- Linux
- .deb packages (arm64) - Compatible with Ubuntu, Debian, and derivative distributions
- .rpm packages (arm64) - Compatible with RHEL, CentOS, Fedora, SUSE, and derivative distributions