Deployment Tokens
Deployment Tokens
A Deployment Token is a single value that represents your full Evo Agent deployment configuration. During installation, the agent uses the token to automatically determine the correct tenant/environment and apply the required registration details and settings, so you no longer need to manually pass your portal URL, tenant/domain name, or access/secret values.
Key benefits: simpler installs, fewer deployment mistakes, consistent configuration, and easier ongoing management.
How to create a deployment token
Deployment tokens can be accessed under your intended Tenant → Endpoints → Deployment Tokens Click New+ on top right to create a new Token
Select your desired configuration for agent deployment: Authentication Mode, Elevation Settings, Security and Access, etc.
Once the configuration is set and saved your deployment token will not appear again. Ensure you save the deployment token in a safe spot before closing out of this screen.
Once a deployment token is created, you can edit its associated settings at any time. The token value itself (for example, f2cfcfaf92ede5525dc22a208692d26e) does not change; however, the configuration tied to that token can be updated.
Note: When you install using the token, the installer applies a snapshot of the token’s settings as they exist at the time of installation.
- If EUE is disabled at install time, EUE will be disabled on that machine and will not automatically update later.
- If you enable EUE in the token settings afterward, previously installed machines will still have EUE disabled. Only new installations will inherit the updated settings.
- In short, each installation reflects the token configuration at the moment it was used.
You can update the token’s settings as often as needed, without limitation.
Deploying Deployment Tokens via RMM
After you’ve generated a Deployment Token, you can deploy the Evo Agent through your preferred RMM tool using a single install parameter.
Step 1: Download the latest deployment script
Download the most recent Evo Agent deployment script from our GitHub repository (recommended to ensure you’re using the latest version and improvements).
Step 2: Import the script into your RMM
Add the script to your RMM platform (e.g., as a PowerShell script) and configure it as you normally would for agent deployments.
Step 3: Deploy using the Deployment Token parameter
When running the script, provide only the -DeploymentToken parameter. The token encapsulates your tenant and deployment configuration, allowing the agent to install and register with the correct settings automatically.
Example parameter:
-DeploymentToken "<YOUR_DEPLOYMENT_TOKEN>"
Result:
Using Deployment Tokens streamlines deployment by eliminating the need to pass multiple install parameters—making rollouts faster, more consistent, and easier to standardize across environments.