Bitdefender GZ Agent Install - Linux

Bitdefender GZ Agent Install - Linux

Refer link here for Create and Download package from console.

Once the Linux package is downloaded from the console, please open the terminal and follow the below command.

1. Open terminal > Get root access > - sudo su
2. Go to File location where setup .tar downloaded. - e.g; - cd /home/user/download (Downloaded Package Path)
3. Extract file. - tar -xvf Bitdefender_setup_file_name.tar
4. Give Full permission to the installer. - chmod 777 installer
5. Execute installer file. - ./installer

Or can refer Link here Installation Bitdefender Endpoint Security Tools for Linux.

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