Miscellaneous Tips & Tricks

On this page, you’ll find some handy topics to help you out while using Domotz.

How do I remove a Site

To delete a Domotz Site (also called Collector, Agent, or subscription) , please access the Portal (https://portal.domotz.com), go to the Subscriptions tab, click on Edit:

and then Delete the Domotz Agent you want to.

How to install the Domotz Collector on Linux

1. You can install the Domotz Collector via snap: https://snapcraft.io/domotzpro-agent-publicstore
   
2. You can use the deb package:
   Intel X64: https://portal.domotz.com/instructions/debian/x64
   ARM64: https://portal.domotz.com/instructions/debian/arm64
   ARM32: https://portal.domotz.com/instructions/debian/armhf
   
3. You can install it on Docker: https://help.domotz.com/onboarding-guides/domotz-installation-docker/

How to remove/uninistall the Domotz Collector on Linux

If you used the snap install, you can uninstall or to remove it you might use this command:

sudo snap remove --purge domotzpro-agent-publicstore

If you used the deb package you can uninstall or to remove it you might use this command:

sudo dpkg --purge domotz

Is a Domotz Collector for macOS available?

We do not currently provide a Domotz Collector for macOS.

As a workaround, you could utilize a Hypervisor on your macOS and create a Linux VM, and subsequently, install the Domotz Collector via Snap as explained here.

Additionally, we provide pre-configured VMs with the Domotz collector pre-installed for different hypervisors, including:

Hyper-V: https://help.domotz.com/user-guide/domotz-installation-hyper-v/

Oracle VirtualBox:  https://help.domotz.com/user-guide/domotz-installation-virtual-box/

VMware ESXi: https://help.domotz.com/user-guide/domotz-installation-vmware-esxi/

Proxmox: https://help.domotz.com/onboarding-guides/domotz-installation-proxmox/