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    Hi,

    try to run these scripts:

    Check if folder contines files older than 10 days. 

    $fullPath = "path to the folder"
$days = 10 # files older than 10 days

$files = @(get-childitem $fullpath -include *.* -recurse | where {($_.LastWriteTime -lt (Get-Date).AddDays(-$days)) -and ($_.psIsContainer -eq $false)})
if($files.length -gt 0){exit 1}
else{exit 0}

    Check if folder contains more than 5 files 

    $fullPath = "path to the folder"
$count = 5 # check if folder containes more than 5 files

$files = @(get-childitem $fullpath)
if($files.Count -gt $count){exit 1}
else{exit 0}

     

    Hi, Tony. In order to create scripts you have to go to the Pulseway webapp -> Automation -> Scripts.

    1. Create the category (new folder for the scripts).

    2. Select the category and then click on Create Script.

    3. Give the script a name and a description.

    4. Click on the tab Windows or Linux and enable the script for that OS. If you selected the Windows tab then you can choose one of the three script types (PowerShell, VBScript or Batch) and finally create the script by clicking on Save.

    5. Once the script is created we can create a Task which will run this script. Tasks can be scheduled or executed on demand.

    Hope this helps.

     

    Enable the diagnostics mode in the Pulseway Manager on the remote machine. Then try again to connect to the remote machine. After you have done this disable the diagnostic mode. In the Pulseway directory, where the Pulseway agent is installed, you will find two files (trace.log and rd_agent.log). Please send these files to Pulseway support including a link to this thread.

    Thanks

    You can install the Pulseway Manager on the machine which is connected to the internet. Then the Pulseway Manager can monitor other machines through SNMP if machines support this option. Another option is simply ping the other machines from the Pulseway Manager to check if machines is up and responding.

    Hi,

    Login to "My Account" and under "Monitored Systems" delete the system you want to remove. If the system is online it will also receive a deconfigure command which will strip the account credentials from the system preventing it from registering with your account when the system restarts.

    https://www.pulseway.com/account

    If you have an Enterprise server then you can remove it from the WebApp under the Account -> Monitored Systems menu entry.

    Thanks 

    Chris

    Hi,

    That's not possible at the moment.

    We are working on an automation module just now and it's going to allow you to setup scripts to run in a task for a subset of systems (based on the group, tag or system type). This will become available in Q3 2016.

    Thanks 

    Chris

    Hi Jaapyse,

    On the systems where you cannot run the installer, try to right click on the msi, select properties and then check on the bottom of the first tab for an Unlock button. If there is no unlock button confirm in the Digital Signatures button that the Object Code signing SSL Certificate is trusted by the local system.

    Thanks 

    Chris

    Hi Tom,

    The drivers that are bundled with Windows 10 have known issues with WOL.

    Please install the NIC drivers from the manufacturer's support site.

    Thanks 

    Chris