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# How to install osquery and enroll macOS devices into Fleet
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Here, we will cover enrolling macOS devices to an existing Fleet server. If you don’t have a Fleet
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server configured already, check out [Deploying Fleet on Render](https://fleetdm.com/deploy/deploying-fleet-on-render). If you’re still getting to know Fleet and would like to skip the server setup process and try Fleet, you can [run Fleet in a preview environment](https://fleetdm.com/try-fleet/register).
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## Prerequisites
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1. Access to an existing Fleet server
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2. The `fleetctl` command line tool
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If you don’t already have it, `fleetctl` can be installed via npm by running the following command:
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```
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npm i -g fleetctl
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```
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After the above command has run successfully, you can confirm that you now have the `fleetctl` CLI tool by running:
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```
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fleetctl --version
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```
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This should return an output similar to the example below:
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```
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fleetctl.exe - version 4.8.0
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branch: HEAD
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revision: 09654d77eedbf9ed181bc8188a3d2be0324b29a5
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build date: 2021-12-31
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build user: runner
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go version: go1.17.2
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```
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> You can generate an osquery installer using `fleetctl` for macOS on Windows and even Linux distributions, but for this article we are assuming generating on a macOS device. To generate an osquery installer for a different OS, check out the guides for [Windows](https://fleetdm.com//guides/how-to-install-osquery-and-enroll-windows-devices-into-fleet) and [Linux](https://fleetdm.com//guides/how-to-install-osquery-and-enroll-linux-devices-into-fleet).
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## Installing osquery
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Head to the Fleet UI **Hosts** page and click the **"Add hosts"** button. From the pop-up, choose the type of installer you want to generate. Make sure you are on the **"macOS"** tab and click on the clipboard icon to copy the installation command for macOS.
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*Generate installer for osquery on macOS*
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Head over to your command line, paste the copied command, and then hit enter.
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Once `fleetctl` has finished creating your osquery installer, it will produce an installer file called `fleet-osquery.pkg` in your current directory, and display instructions on how to proceed.
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## Running the installer
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Double-click the installer and follow the guided steps to successfully install osquery on your macOS device and enrol it onFleet!
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Alternatively, you can run open `fleet-osquery.pkg` from your command line to launch the installer.
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## Deploying at scale?
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Fleet makes it easy to install osquery and enrol macOS devices with fleetctl. If you’re managing an enterprise environment with multiple hosts, you likely have an enterprise deployment tool like [Munki](https://www.munki.org/munki/), [Jamf Pro] (https://www.jamf.com/products/jamf-pro/), [Chef](https://www.chef.io/), [Ansible](https://www.ansible.com/), or [Puppet](https://puppet.com/) to deliver software to your hosts. You can distribute your osquery installer and add all your devices to Fleet using your software management tool of choice.
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