article Do I need a different agent for each monitored application?

Only one agent installation is required on each monitored server (unless the server is monitored via WMI or another agentless method). The agent provides all standard up.time monitoring functionality for the server.

Additional components can be monitored via custom scripts, which are not included within the default agent but are also not a requirement for standard up.time monitoring features.

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