The following system requirements only apply to the NinjaOne agent. Additional software from optional integrations, such as antivirus, may have additional system requirements.
Important Note: The Mac agent is compatible with the M1 and M2 chip.
NinjaOne always supports the most current stable (non-beta, non-preview) release of any operating system which we validate with Full Compatibility.
While NinjaOne supports Windows 10 and 11 as a whole, Microsoft only extends support to the three most recently released feature update versions and certain Long Term Servicing Branch/Long Term Servicing Channel releases. NinjaOne advises that you should always keep your operating system up to date as a matter of best practice and optimal compatibility.
Compatibility Statement | Definition |
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Full | These are operating systems that have been fully tested by NinjaOne. NinjaOne support will provide full support and troubleshooting for issues. |
Extended | These are operating systems that have the same underlying core components as operating systems that we test and validate against. They should be functional, but we do not fully validate or test directly against these versions. Important Note: Fix times may be slower for defects requiring action by the Development Team against these versions. Depending on the extent of the problem, they may not be fixed at all. |
Full Agent Support Compatibility
Extended Agent Support Compatibility
Important Notes:
Full Agent Support Compatibility
Extended Agent Support Compatibility
Apple support extends only to the three most recent versions of MacOS. NinjaOne advises that you should always keep your operating system up to date as a matter of best practice and optimal compatibility.
For many Mac devices, you may also need to manually grant the NinjaOne Agent Full Disk Access to the computer. This can be done from System Preferences > Security & Privacy > Privacy > Full Disk Access.
NinjaOne Backup does not support macOS Big Sur or older.
Full Agent Support Compatibility
Extended Agent Support Compatibility
Full Agent Support Compatibility
Extended Agent Support Compatibility
Important Notes: The above Linux versions have been tested for compatibility with NinjaOne’s Linux agent. The Linux agent may be able to support other64bit RPM or Debian-based Linux distributions. If you are experiencing issues with the Linux agent on a custom Linux distribution, please refer to the distribution’s documentation to troubleshoot.
Currently, our Linux agent does not support ARM based processors. Most Linux distributions offer a full support cycle and maintenance support cycle that is included in their end of support date.
Additional Notes
Additionally, the above versions of Linux must be running systemd. To determine if your version of Linux supports systemd, the following commands may be run at the Linux command line:
1. Run:
2. Next, run the command
If the version of Linux is running systemd, proceed with your NinjaOne agent installation.
If the output is anything other than /lib/systemd/system, then this system is not compatible with the NinjaOne Agent.
TLS: a minimum of TLS version 1.2 is required. TLS version 1.3 is not currently supported.
Devices running Windows 7 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, and Windows Server 2008 SP2 can be updated to allow for Windows patch management per the steps in the Microsoft articles linked above. Windows Vista and many versions of Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 do not support Windows patch management due to Microsoft discontinuing an outdated Windows Update service endpoint (Windows Update SHA-1 based endpoints discontinued for older Windows devices).
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