Chris

I did not know there was a response to this.  I did try as proposed. The perfect counters rebuild worked (took 3 minutes) and end result looks promising. The PC MON process does spike cpu regularly, but it is MUCH better than before. Thanks.

Hi Mark,
Thanks for getting back to me, that's great.
I have managed to get the HPCC_INIT service monitored for now, and I can run the bash start-hpcc.sh start / stop /status in terminal via the app which is great for now.
Do keep me posted on any future releases etc,
Best Regards
Antony
 

Hi Simon,
Looks like this is a licensing limitation, we are checking with your distributor and we'll update you shortly.
Regards,
Marius

I was able to monitor even IDs 251,111,96
Thanks again for the tip!

Hi everyone,
After playing around with the powershell i wrote a small script which does the following:
1. get the size of a certain folder 
2. take this result and compare it with a set limit (in this case 7500 Megabytes)
3. if this limit is exceeded it starts the pulseway notifcation bridge and sends out the notification.
 
This is very useful to me, i use it to monitor the sql database size of vmware vcenter.
I will post it here, hopefully it will help someone else:
###########################################################
 
$h = 7500
$colItems = (Get-ChildItem "C:\THISFOLDER" | Measure-Object -property length -sum)
"{0:N2}" -f ($colItems.sum / 1MB) + " MB"

If ($colItems.sum / 1MB -gt $h )
{ 
invoke-item "C:\YOURPULSEWAYFOLDER\NOT.lnk"
}
 
##################################################################
 
note: I made a link to the notifcationbridge.exe (NOT.lnk) to give to correct commands, writing it out directly in the powershell didn't work for some reason.

Hi,
Welcome to the Pulseway community. No, you will not be able to log key strokes nor get a live webcam stream with Pulseway.
Chris

Hi Chris,
     1) Disk / Volume health & usage 
     2) Processor / RAM usage
     3) Backup Job notifications
     4) Process monitoring
     5) Synchronisation state, e.g. Google cloud sync or Synology to Synology
 
Hope this is the sort of info you are looking for.
Kind regards
Ant

Hi,

We are surely going to be considering this server module.

Thank you,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi Martin,
 
This is part of a System Provisioning module we plan on having, I've noted your idea on that project.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi,
 
We've contacted Veeam to get more information about a possible integration, however we haven't heard back from them yet. We will keep you posted with updates when we have them.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi,
You can use a group policy (not GPOs) which are configurable from Pulseway Manager -> Manage Systems -> Manage Group Policies. Group Policies will take precedence over local configuration and will provision all systems under that group.
Chris

I would like to see it as a build in function, but for now we have set up a scheduled task, with this script:
______________
@echo off
set log=MonitorRRAS.txt
set level=0
pushd "%~dp0"
echo RemoteAccess Health State on '%computername%' >"%log%"
powershell -Command "get-remoteaccesshealth" >>"%log%"
find /i "warning" "%log%" >nul
if "%errorlevel%"=="0" set level=2
find /i "error" "%log%" >nul
if "%errorlevel%"=="0" set level=3
if "%level%"=="0" goto skip
  notificationbridge.exe -p %level% -f "%log%"
:skip
popd
 

Yes, it has! Thank you!!

Hi Ant.
We are doing patch management via normal Windows Updates on clients, and via scripts in Scheduled Tasks on server.
It is working great, we are not notified of missing updates.
Pulseway can notify when a critical update is missing, but we would like to put a threshold on it, first notify after X days.
So we have made this feature request: http://forum.pulseway.com/topic/1443-windows-updates-can-we-ignore-the-last-x-days/ 
You can give it a +1 if you like the idea.
Br, Martin.  
 

You could also add a plus-list under the scheduled maintenance window, where we could select what notification what should be allowed under maintenance mode.
I think that might be the most simple way to do it.
Eg.
- Event log filter: "<userdefined>"
- Service state: "<userdefined>"
- Free disk space
- SNMP: "<userdefined>"
Br, Martin
 

Hi,
 
I've found this wiki page which instructs you how to connect via SSH to the Ubiquiti devices. Once you're in, you can check what linux distribution they are running and what CPU architecture it has. If it's something we support already, download and install Pulseway on it.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi,
 
Thank you for your feedback.
 
We are definitely going to look into these, thank you.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Found the cause of my problem.  The Pulseway server was presented to the Internet via Windows Application Proxy, hence the public IP address of each host was that of the WAP server.
 

An update on this: The server update is rolling out now.

Hi Ben,
For now you can only use the system default sound or the custom ones provided. 
We'll try to add more custom sounds in the future, especially ones that will wake up anyone in the middle of the night  If you have any suggestions, let us know.
Thanks,
Marius

Thanks Chris, it looks like that has sorted it

Hi 

For a faster and better overview, we would like the group headlines in the dashboard colored by the alerts in that group. The information is already present as numbers in the right side in the headline, but coloring the background accordingly would be a easy way to give a fast overview.
Have a look at my attempt to do that in photoshop
BR – Carsten


 

We hope to be able to include it soon, ETA 1-3 months.

This is working for me now, thanks!

Just wanted to confirm that this is now fixed, and we're using it in production!
 
Thanks!