Marius

You can configure the "Do Not Disturb" feature on iOS to avoid the 3am notifications.
The push notifications are sent by the Pulseway servers that might not know the device timezone. 

Thanks for the update Matt, we really appreciate your help.

Hi,
 
we are planning to deploy this feature in the next release (v4.6).
 
Marius

Thank you Barry,
 
This is on our to do list for a future release.

Update: This feature is now being rolled our to our SaaS servers. The Enterprise server update will be available next week.

+1
 
Agreed, the IOS app is very impressive and excellent to use - too often forums are full of problems and grief - so nice to say something positive

Just wanted to give praise. The iOS 7 update is awesome.  Very nice to tie the look and feel into the iOS 7 style.

This happens when an invalid account has beed set up. Please check this by pressing the "Validate Account" button.

Saturday, I went ahead and reentered the login info in /etc/pulseway/config.xml and the startup was successful.  Rebooted and the startup was once again successful with the encrypted password.  Just not sure what happened earlier but it looks good now.

Hi,
 
Correct configuration for sshd service on Fedora is:
 
<Service Name="sshd.service" DisplayName="SSH Daemon" IsDaemon="true" DaemonType="SYSTEMD" Path="" StartParameters="" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="true"/>
 
Regards,
Mark

Title is used for push notifications and email subject only.
 
Please use the message field as well for a more detailed description of the notification. This is the one that will appear on the Dashboard.

Hi,
 
Looks like the connection is blocked by a proxy or firewall.
What happens when you open the https://ws15.pulseway.com/Server.svc on a Web Browser?
 
Please contact our support by email and we will assist further with this.
 
Marius

Hello Kannon,
 
First of all you cannot wake up a computer that is connected to the Internet using WiFi because the WiFi network adapter is turned off when your computer shuts down. Only wired Ethernet network adapters stay on while your computer is offline which makes it possible to wake your computer via Wake On LAN.
To create a port forward you need to do the following:
Gain access to your router's configuration panel (Look at your network adapter's configuration and try opening in the browser the IP address you see in the Default Gateway or the DHCP Server fields. Set your computer to use a Static IP Address (either you configure a DHCP reservation for the MAC address of your network adapter or you configure a static IP address in your network adapter make sure your IP address does not change). Create a port forward rule (Some routers call it Port Mapping) that forwards connections from UDP port 9 to the UDP port 9 of the local IP address of your computer. You need access to your BIOS to check that Wake On LAN is enabled for the wired network adapter!
 
Paul

Hello,
 
Please check out this post:
http://forum.pulseway.com/topic/941-manually-remove-service/?hl=1001

I solved this by installing the Debian Chroot package from Synocommunity. Works a charm. Thanks for the great work!

Please download and install the SharedManagementObjects.msi from:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=6375

Version 4.3.3 has been released today and the .msi files now support the a UNC configuration file to be loaded.
 
Pulseway_xNN.msi /qn config=FFF configpassword=PPP
where:
FFF - The UNC path for the configuration file (required)
PPP - The password for the configuration file

HTTPS.

Hi,
 
443 OUT only for the PC Monitor agent.
 
Regards,
Marius

Hi,
 
Can you please enable the Diagnostic Logging in PC Monitor Manager Settings then restart the PC Monitor Service?
Then, try to access the VMware module from your mobile device and email our support the trace.log file from the PC Monitor installation folder.
 
Thanks!
 
Marius

Hi Robbin,
 
We are investigating this and will release an update soon.
 
Update: We have released an update that fixes this issue. Please let us know if everything is working well.
 
Thanks!
 
Regards,
Marius

Hi Matt,
 
A new update is now available in the Windows Store that fixes this issue.
http://apps.microsoft.com/windows/app/pc-monitor/9efc1d1c-6816-48bc-8de7-d4b21a5b3589
 
Thank you!
 
Marius

We are considering adding this in a future release.
 
Thank you

Thanks Martin,
 
We will add a setting in the next Dashboard release to hide the mouse pointer in full screen.
 
Marius

I was deploying the agents to a very large amount of linux clients (various flavours), we have a chef infrastructure in place so decided to leverage this.
 
I have created a cookbook that gets the latest download .deb or .rpm and install it and configures the config.xml.
 
You can use chef to set all the various options via attributes.
 
feel free to use 
https://github.com/py-man/chef-pcmonitor and modify.
 
cheers