Reference

This section and the pages it links to are the lists you look one thing up in: a permission to grant, an exit code you saw, a policy setting’s default, a word you have not met. Nothing here is meant to be read from the top. The pages describe Outpost 0.4.1, agent 0.2.0, and tray 0.3.0.

In this section

Page	Look here for
Glossary	What an Outpost term means, with a link to the page that explains it.
Permissions	Every console permission, what it allows, and which built-in roles hold it.
Exit codes	What a number from the agent, the watchdog, or the Windows installer means.
Environment variables	The environment variables the agent reads on an endpoint.
Plan feature reference	Which plans include each gated feature, and what you see without it.

Reference pages in other sections

Page	Look here for
Plans and limits	What each plan includes, its limits, and its price.
Supported platforms	Operating systems and versions the agent supports.
Roles and permissions	The built-in roles and what each one is for.
Policy settings reference	Every profile setting, its type, default, and how it merges.
Remote access policy settings	The remote_access.* settings.
Backup policy settings	The backup settings.
Outpost Sync policy settings	The Outpost Sync settings.
Baseline settings by framework	The values each compliance framework baseline sets.
Built-in script library	The scripts every Outpost comes with.
Server roles	The server roles the agent detects and how.
Agent command reference	outpost-agent commands, installer options, and flags.
Report datasets	The datasets and fields custom reports can use.
Console preferences	The console’s display settings.

Other help

• Concepts and vocabulary explains the main terms in more depth than the glossary.
• Security at Outpost explains how Outpost protects your data.
• Get help lists the ways to reach Outpost support.