This will create files named ca.key and ca.cert in the current directory. The ca.key file is the most sensitive file you’ll create, because it is the key used to sign the certificates for individual nebula nodes/hosts. Please store this file somewhere safe, preferably with strong encryption.
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Nebula is a scalable overlay networking tool with a focus on performance, simplicity and security. It lets you seamlessly connect computers anywhere in the world. Nebula is portable, and runs on Linux, OSX, Windows, iOS, and Android. It can be used to connect a small number of computers, but is also able to connect tens of thousands of computers.
Nebula incorporates a number of existing concepts like encryption, security groups, certificates, and tunneling, and each of those individual pieces existed before Nebula in various forms. What makes Nebula different to existing offerings is that it brings all of these ideas together, resulting in a sum that is greater than its individual parts.
Further documentation can be found here.
You can read more about Nebula here.
You can also join the NebulaOSS Slack group here.
Supported Platforms
Desktop and Server
Check the releases page for downloads or see the Distribution Packages section.
- Linux – 64 and 32 bit, arm, and others
- Windows
- MacOS
- Freebsd
Distribution Packages
$ sudo pacman -S nebula $ sudo dnf install nebula $ brew install nebula Mobile
How to Remove Your Device from Nebula and Administer It Locally
Zyxel Employee
July 10 edited July 24 in Register Nebula devices
Background:
If you have set up a new NWA50AX access point for your home LAN and find that managing it through the Nebula app is unnecessary for your simple LAN setup with just four access points, you may want to remove the device from Nebula and administer it locally. By doing so, you can manage the access point directly without relying on Nebula’s cloud-based management. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how to achieve this and retain administrative access to the access point on your local network.
Topology and Scenario:
In this scenario, you have already set up your NWA50AX access point and configured it using the Nebula app. However, you now want to remove the device from Nebula and manage it locally.
Go to the Nebula Control Center (NCC) web portal or open the Nebula Mobile App.
Ensure that you are connected to the internet.
Navigate to “License & Inventory” in the menu.
Select “Devices” and locate the access point you want to remove from Nebula.
Click on “Actions” and choose “Remove from organization.”
Verification and Notes:
After the removal process is complete, the access point will reboot and switch to standalone mode (on-premise). You can now access the device locally using its web GUI. It’s important to note that removing the device from Nebula will delete the Nebula configuration, and the access point will revert to its factory configuration. When accessing the web GUI in standalone mode, use the following login credentials:
Username: admin
Password: 1234
Please be aware that if you delete your Nebula account, it will also result in losing access to MyZyxel and other Zyxel applications, as your Zyxel account is shared across all Zyxel applications.
We hope this guide helps you remove your device from Nebula and administer it locally.
Manually remove endpoint agent
If the Endpoint Agent remains installed on an endpoint after deleting it from the console, try manually removing it.
An uninstall password may be required when manually removing the endpoint agent if Uninstall Protection is enabled in the policy associated with the endpoint’s group. For help with locating the uninstall password, see Configure Tamper protection options in Nebula.
Windows
To manually remove the endpoint on Windows, log in to the device with administrative privileges and use one of the following methods:
- Option 1 – Use the Control Panel Programs and Features or Apps & Features.
- Option 2 – Launch the installer with the uninstall switch from Windows command line as an administrator:
MSIEXEC.exe /x " Setup.MBEndpointAgent.x64.msi" /qn
- If Uninstall Protection is enabled, you must use the following syntax and input the password from the policy associated with the endpoint’s group:
MSIEXEC.exe /X /qn Password="$ecure Password 1234!"
- If Uninstall Protection is enabled, use the Discovery and Deployment tool.
macOS
To manually remove the endpoint on macOS, use one of the following methods:
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Option 1 – Launch EndpointAgentDaemon with the -uninstall option.
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Use single quotes for literal strings, or blanks should be escaped with if the command is scripted.
sudo '/Library/Application Support/Malwarebytes/Malwarebytes Endpoint Agent/EndpointAgentDaemon.app/Contents/MacOS/EndpointAgentDaemon' -uninstall
sudo '/Library/Application Support/Malwarebytes/Malwarebytes Endpoint Agent/EndpointAgentDaemon.app/Contents/MacOS/EndpointAgentDaemon' -uninstall 'UninstallPassword1234!'
sudo rm -r /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.malwarebytes.EndpointAgent.plist
sudo rm -r /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.malwarebytes.agent.daemon.plist
sudo rm -r /Library/LaunchAgents/com.malwarebytes.UserAgent.plist sudo rm -r /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.malwarebytes.ncep.rtprotection.daemon.plist sudo rm -r /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.malwarebytes.ncep.settings.daemon.plist sudo rm -r '/Library/Application Support/Malwarebytes/'
Linux
To manually remove the endpoint on Linux, run the proper command for your Linux distribution:
sudo apt remove mblinux
sudo yum remove mblinux
iOS, Android, and ChromeOS
To manually remove the software from a mobile device, refer to the documentation for the corresponding operating system:
- Remove apps from iPhone
- Delete, disable & manage unused apps on Android
- Uninstall apps or extensions on Chromebook
