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Time Storage Available Storage Name Storage Total Storage Utilization Because the ScienceLogic: Agent PowerPack is required to collect data from devices that are using agent-based collection, SL1 does not enable you to delete or modify this PowerPack. Agent-Compatible PowerPacks In addition to the ScienceLogic: Agent PowerPack and the Host Agent PowerPack, there are several other Agent-compatible PowerPacks that you can use to collect data from specific device types. Windows Devices The following PowerPacks include the SL1 Agent PowerShell Default credential and SL1 Agent device template, which you can use to execute the SL1 Agent on Windows devices with PowerShell: Microsoft: Windows Server SL1 Agent Templates for Microsoft PowerPacks, which includes templates for the following: Microsoft: DHCP Server Microsoft: DNS Server Microsoft: Exchange Server The Microsoft: Exchange Server PowerPack has two device templates. If the Exchange server monitored contains all Exchange roles, use the "SL1 Agent for Microsoft: Exchange Server Template." If your Exchange server has an Exchange Transport role, use the "SL1 Agent for Microsoft: Exchange Transport Server Template." Microsoft: IIS Server Microsoft: Lync Server Microsoft: SharePoint Server Microsoft: SQL Server Microsoft: Windows Server For more information, see the section on Executing the SL1 Agent with Windows PowerShell. Java Management Extensions (JMX) Resources You can also use the JMX Base Pack PowerPack to monitor JMX resources with the SL1 agent. For more information, see the section on Executing the SL1 Agent with JMX. Agent Architecture The following sections describe how the SL1 agent works in the SL1 Distributed Architecture and in the SL1 Extended Architecture. SL1 Distributed Architecture In an SL1 Distributed Architecture, the SL1 Agent collects data from the device on which it is installed and transfers that data to a Message Collector in an SL1 system using the HTTPS protocol. The Data Collector on which the Dynamic Applications and collection processes run then poll the Message Collector using the HTTPS protocol to transfer data to SL1. TCP port 443 must be open between the Message Collector and the device on which an agent is installed. In a Distributed Architecture, the SL1 agent requires a standalone, dedicated Message Collector. The Message Collector does not need to be dedicated to agent usage, but the Message Collector cannot be a Data Collector that also performs message collection NOTE: Message Collectors that process data from the agent have different system requirements than Message Collectors that do not process data from the agent. For more information about the system requirements when running agents in a Distributed Architecture, see the System Requirements page at the ScienceLogic Support Site. The diagram below shows the collection layer of a Distributed System containing both Data Collectors and Message Collectors in which the SL1 Agent is installed on

Microsoft Agent is a set of software services that supports interactive characters within the Microsoft Windows display. Some examples of the Microsoft Agent characters are the Office Assistants. The characters included Clipit (the paper clip), The Dot (a shape-shifting and color-shifting smiley-faced red ball), Hoverbot (a robot), and The Genius (a caricature of Albert Einstein).The characters would interact with users by offering help with tasks currently being performed. For more information about the phasing out of Microsoft Agent, see this article does not answer your question, click this button to pose your question to other community members at Microsoft Community: Symptoms When starting a program in Windows 7, you may receive an error associated with Microsoft Agent, after receiving the error message the program may crash.For example, when you use Microsoft Office XP and you press F1 to open the Office Assistant, you receive the following message: The Office Assistant requires Microsoft Agent 2.0 or later versions. This product is available in the Office System Pack. After you clickOK, the Help window appears. The Help window can be used in the standard manner. However, you cannot use the Office Assistant.This issue can occur with applications such as Microsoft Office XP, Microsoft Office 2003, and any program that uses Microsoft Agent. Cause This issue occurs because Microsoft Agent has been discontinued with the release of Windows 7. Microsoft Agent is not included in Windows 7, and it will not be included in any later versions of the Windows operating system. However, you can download Microsoft Agent as a hotfix for your Windows 7 computer. Resolution To resolve this issue, download and install Hotfix 969168 to install Microsoft Agent to your computer. To do this, click the View and request hotfix downloads link at the top of this article and follow the instructions. Note The hotfix installs only the Microsoft Agent core components and the Merlin character. Additional character files such as Dot, Hoverbot, Scribble, or other Microsoft Agent components that are required for specific Microsoft Agent enabled applications will not be installed by this hotfix. If Microsoft Agent enabled applications still do not function after the installation of the hotfix, you may have to contact the software manufacturer for help.Additionally, on Windows 7-based computers you may be presented with the Program Compatibility Assistant (PCA). When the PCA dialog box appears, click Check for solutions online. You are prompted to install Microsoft

Title description author ms.author ms.localizationpriority ms.date ms.topic Use Copilot Studio Agent Builder to Build Agents Learn how to use Copilot Studio agent builder to build declarative agents. jasonxian-msft jasonxian medium 02/25/2025 conceptual Overview of Copilot Studio agent builderThe Copilot Studio agent builder in Microsoft 365 Copilot enables you to build agents (also known as declarative agents) for Microsoft 365 Copilot easily and quickly.Copilot Studio agent builder offers an immediate, interactive AI development experience within Microsoft 365 Copilot, which is perfect for quick and straightforward projects. If you need more advanced capabilities like Actions to integrate external services, we recommend that you use the full Microsoft Copilot Studio, which provides a comprehensive set of tools and features for more complex requirements.Use Copilot Studio agent builder to create and customize agents that can be used with Microsoft 365 Copilot to cover scenario-specific uses cases, such as:An agent that provides writing or presentation coaching that is tailored to organizational standardsA team onboarding agent that responds with specific information about the user's new team and helps them complete onboarding tasks:::image type="content" source="assets/images/copilot-studio-agent-builder/embedded-authoring-starter.png" alt-text="Copilot Studio agent builder initial screen":::You can specify dedicated knowledge sources, including content on SharePoint and information provided by Microsoft Graph connectors. You can also test the agent before deploying it for use in your conversations with Microsoft 365 Copilot or sharing it with others in your organization.You can build agents from the following apps and sites:microsoft365.com/chatoffice.com/chatMicrosoft Teams Desktop and web clientNoteAgent builder is available on both the Work and Web options on the Microsoft 365 Copilot app toolbar. It is not available on mobile versions of the apps and sites listed, or for Microsoft 365 Copilot locations that are not listed in this article.:::image type="content" source="assets/images/copilot-studio-agent-builder/embedded-authoring-entry.png" alt-text="Agent builder entry point in Microsoft 365 Copilot":::PrerequisitesYou need a license for Microsoft 365 Copilot and a license for Microsoft 365. Admins can assign or unassign licenses for users in the Microsoft 365 admin center.For information regarding regional availability and supported languages, see Copilot Studio agent builder availability and language support.GovernanceAgents you build via Copilot Studio agent builder are included in your Microsoft 365 Copilot

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Using VBScript Article08/25/2021 In this article -->[Microsoft Agent is deprecated as of Windows 7, and may be unavailable in subsequent versions of Windows.]VBScript is a programming language included with Microsoft Internet Explorer. For other browsers, contact your vendor about support. VBScript 2.0 (or later) is recommended for use with Agent. Although earlier versions of VBScript may work with Agent, they lack certain functions that you may want to use. You can download VBScript 2.0 and obtain further information on VBScript at the Microsoft Downloads site and the Microsoft VBScript site.To program Microsoft Agent from VBScript, use the HTML tags. To access the programming interface, use the name of control you assign in the tag, followed by the subobject (if any), the name of the method or property, and any parameters or values supported by the method or property:agent[.object].Method parameter, [parameter]agent[.object].Property = valueFor events, include the name of the control followed by the name of the event and any parameters:Sub agent_event (ByVal parameter[,ByVal parameter])statementsEnd SubYou can also specify an event handler using the tag's For...Event syntax:statementsAlthough Microsoft Internet Explorer supports this latter syntax, not all browsers do. For compatibility, use only the former syntax for events.With VBScript (2.0 or later), you can verify whether Microsoft Agent is installed by trying to create the object and checking to see if it exists. The following sample demonstrates how to check for the Agent control without triggering an auto-download of the control (as would happen if you included an tag for the control on the page):If HaveAgent() Then 'Microsoft Agent control was found.document.write "Found"Else 'Microsoft Agent control was not found.document.write "Not Found"End IfFunction HaveAgent()' This procedure attempts to create an Agent Control object.' If it succeeds, it returns True.' This means the control is available on the client.' If it fails, it returns False.' This means the control hasn't been installed on the client. Dim agent HaveAgent = False On Error Resume Next Set agent = CreateObject("Agent.Control.1") HaveAgent = IsObject(agent)End Function --> Feedback Additional resources In this article

Installation Notes and Reminders:Youdo not need to stop or start Microsoft Exchange services beforeor after the installation. If information from a previous Messaging Security Agent installation exists on the endpoint, you cannot install the Messaging Security Agent successfully. Use the Windows Control Panel to clean up remnants of the previous installation. See Uninstalling the Messaging Security Agent from the Microsoft Exchange Server (Advanced Only) for more information. If you are installing the Messaging Security Agent on a serverthat is running lockdown tools, remove the lockdown tool so thatit does not disable the IIS service and causes the installationto fail. The Messaging Security Agent can also be installed duringthe installation of the Security Server. For details, see the Installationand Upgrade Guide. The Messaging Security Agent does not support some Microsoft Exchange Server Enterprise features such as data availability group (DAG). Go to . Click Add Devices. Select Exchange server.Under Exchange Server Information,type the following information: Server name: The name ofthe Microsoft Exchange server to which you want to install the agent.Account: The built-in domain administratoruser name.Password: The built-in domain administratorpassword.Click Next. The installation wizard displays a screen dependingon the type of installation you need to do.Freshinstallation: The agent does not exist on the Microsoft Exchange serverand will be installed.Upgrade: A previous version of the agent existson the Microsoft Exchange server and will be upgraded to the currentversion. No installation required: The current versionof the agent exists on the Microsoft Exchange server. If the agentdoes not currently appear in the Security Groups Tree, it will automaticallybe added.Invalid: There is a problem installing the agent.Note:Forthe Spam Management Type, EndUser Quarantine will be used.Under Directories,change or accept the default target and shared directories for theMessaging Security Agent installation. The default target and shareddirectories are C:\Program Files\Trend Micro\MessagingSecurity Agent and C$, respectively.Click Next. A new