Installation

Two ways to bring devices under management

Install the StellarSecure agent on supported systems with one generated command line. Devices managed through native MDM follow the appropriate enrollment workflow — one shell command does not enroll every endpoint.

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1. One-line agent install

For supported Windows, Linux and macOS systems, your workspace generates a single-line command that includes your enrollment reference. Sign in to generate the exact command for your workspace and copy it with one click.

Linux & macOS (Terminal) — illustrative example

curl -fsSL https://stellarsecure.com/e/<your-enrollment-token>/install.sh | sudo bash

Windows (PowerShell) — illustrative example

irm https://stellarsecure.com/e/<your-enrollment-token>/install.ps1 | iex

These are examples. <your-enrollment-token> is a placeholder — your real, scoped, expiring token is generated inside the app and is never a public secret. The script requests administrator access (sudo or a UAC prompt) if it needs it.

2. Native MDM enrollment

Mobile and other natively managed devices enroll through their platform’s native MDM workflow rather than a shell command. The available enrollment modes and prerequisites — vendor accounts, permissions or certificates — depend on the platform.

Meet the platform’s enrollment prerequisites.
Enroll the device through its native MDM workflow.
Apply supported configuration from the console.

See prerequisites by platform →

An installation command doesn’t remove the need for platform permissions, native enrollment or other prerequisites. Enrollment always uses a secure, scoped, expiring mechanism — the enrollment reference alone never authorizes management.

Sign in to generate your install command.

Your exact, copyable command lives in the app.