Marius

We have received the email and managed to reproduce the issue. A fix will be included in the next release.
Thank you for your help!
Marius

No news yet.
This is on our list but not as a high priority. It is not something we are consider critical and we will start the implementation at a later stage.

Hey Guys - 
Thanks for a great product!  I have subscribed for a couple of years now and it keeps getting better!
I saw one other post for it, but wanted to 2nd the request for SCCM integration.  I've focused on SCCM for a few years now and what it really lacks is some sort of mobile soulution.  As long as it's secure, I could think of at least 5 other companies which would use Pulseway immediately if just for the SCCM support alone.  In my mind, I'd think it would be in two sections - features for clients and features for the server.  I understand that not all of it's features would be available, but below is a ranked list of the capabilities I'd like to see in it if ever considered:
1. View Reports / Distribution & Compliance Stats
2. Ability to add Devices / Users to Collections
3. Advertise Applications / Packages & Programs / Task Sequences to User or Device collections
4. Trigger actions for clients (Force policy refresh) / server (initiate WSUS sync)
5. Examine log files (clients have ~120 / server has about ~180)
Just wanted to comment - Thanks!

Try running these commands as administrator:
net stop "PC Monitor" 
sc delete "PC Monitor"

Great idea! I've forwarded your feedback to our team lead.
Chris

Hi,
Welcome to the Pulseway community. On windows 10 you need to disable hybrid shutdown to get WOL working.
Regards,
Chris

Unfortunately we cannot provide an ETA just yet but rest assured as this feature will be implemented.

Hi,
Welcome to the Pulseway community. Please run the following command in an administrative command prompt:
sc delete "PC Monitor"Then try again to install Pulseway on your system.
Regards,
Chris

We have seen 2 cases so far where Windows 10 does not start any .NET based services - Pulseway is not the only one not being started in those cases. Please check the event log for the related warnings.
While setting the service to Automatic (Delayed start) will fix the problem, hopefully a future Windows 10 patch will address this issue.

Hi Sam,
Our engineers got everything they need from ESET and the ERA 6 support is currently in development.
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

In order to import a Pulseway configuration file you need to start PCMonitorManager (Pulseway Manager) from Pulseway's installation directory with the following parameters:
PCMonitorManager.exe /config=C:\Configuration\NoPassword.pcmcfg If the exported configuration file contains the account details then you need to provided the configuration password as well:
PCMonitorManager.exe /config=C:\Configuration\WithPassword.pcmcfg /configpassword=s3cr3tpassw0rd Note: The PCMonitorManager will not provide any console output or custom exit codes based to indicate the success of the operation.

Hi Chris
 
The fix has resolved the issues we had
 
Thank you so much for your quick help and effort

Hi,
 
Welcome to the Pulseway community. It's possible that your operating system doesn't have the Digicert Global CA certificate. Download the certificate from here and install it in the Trusted Root Certificate Authorities certificate store under the Local Machine account using mmc.
 
Download url: https://www.digicert.com/CACerts/DigiCertGlobalRootCA.crt
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi Terry,
 
Comparing an app icon is not a viable solution as well because the icon may not always start at the same location. Why not ask Microsoft to provide a public API for this?
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

We don't have an ETA just yet, should be Q2 15.

Please email our support, we will investigate and help you solve this issue.
 
Thanks.
 
Marius

This is just a thread for sharing SNMP OID
 
UPS (APC)  Battery time remaining - .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.2.2.3.0 Current input - .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.3.2.1.0 load in percent - .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.4.2.3.0 output voltage - .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.4.2.1.0 time since switch to battery - .1.3.6.1.4.1.318.1.1.1.2.1.2.0   all except the last one is integers, the last one is the one i  made a notification on, when it is not equal to standard i get an critical alarm (power loss)   //Affer Denmark   Please share 

You're very welcome! 
 
Thanks again for the suggestion.

Thank you for the suggestion - we will add this feature in a future release.

Hi,
 
Welcome to the Pulseway community. Depending on the package manager you're using the commands are like this:
 
Agent for Debian, Ubuntu or Raspbian
dpkg --remove pulseway Agent for CentOS, RHEL, Oracle Linux, Fedora, SUSE Linux, openSUSE
rpm -e pulseway Agent for Slackware
removepkg pulseway Agent for Arch
pacman -Rns pulseway Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi Remko,
 
You can use the Pulseway Manager app -> Manage Devices to define access policies for each device.
In this way you can block the access on certain systems from specific mobile devices.
 
With an Enterprise Server, this can also be done by creating user accounts and grant access to only certain systems that are monitored using a system account - this can be done using the Associated Accounts feature. 
 
You can find more info about these two methods in this blog:
http://www.pulseway.com/blog/configuring-mobile-device-access-policies-and-user-accounts
 
Hope this helps.
 
Best Regards,
Marius

If you plan on managing VMware vSphere from a system that is using Windows Server 2003 or Windows XP operating systems you must follow a few extra steps to get it working due to a known VMware issue with SSL Ciphers.

VMware KB: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=2049143

Hi affer,
 
You will need to use Orca MSI Editor to remove the shortcuts. Here is how you should do it:
Open the MSI with Orca Go to the Shortcut table and delete the ones you don't want to show Save and close Orca Install the msi and note that the shortcuts are no longer created Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi Robert,
 
Thank you for your feedback. We disagree with preventing administrative users from uninstalling Pulseway from their systems. An administrative user should always have control over installed software. Pulseway needs not to be hidden from the user, would you hide an antivirus product from a user? You need to explain to your users that Pulseway is there to ensure that their system is secure and monitored against unauthorised intrusions and it's not used to spy the user's activity on a system.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi,
 
You can get a subscription here:
http://www.pulseway.com/account/payment
 
Marius