Chris

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 

Hi Chris,
 
Thanks alot for the support.
Really customer-friendly

Hi,
 
Monday we are going to publish the remote desktop component updates.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi,
 
We are in process of releasing the Pulseway Remote Desktop Release Candidate to the public and it is being published in stages. We will announce when the Remote Desktop libraries are fully released.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi Paul,
 
Welcome to the Pulseway community. To exit the Full Screen mode press ESC on your keyboard or F11.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

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

Any chances you guys would consider building a desktop applet that has the look and feel of the phone app? Real quick navigation always on etc.
 
The web portal is nice but when you are consistently on the road using the phone applet stopping and opening the desktop web portal seams clunky to me. 90% of the time I will return to the phone app (Android) to perform the usual commands. 
 
In our case we have a Rds shared apps that locks up users periodically and we quickly log in and disconnect the user.  This function is painful on the web interface.  Too many clicks besides the fact it is constantly disconnecting you. 
 
The web interface is great for updating and creating tickets from certain events manually and we absolutely love the feature of Autotask integration. Love the reporting
 
Thanks for your time,
Bill Sherbacoff

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

I agree with Chris, "An administrative user should always have access to manage their systems."

This is a few days old, so I don't know if you figured this out yet, but I will post this anyway.
 
1. Make sure your add your username and password to this line:
<Account Username="" Password="" UseCustomServer="false" CustomServerAddress="" />
 
2. Add your hostname to this line:
<ComputerInformation Name="" Group="Default" />
 
3. in the  <MonitoredServices> section add the line:
<Service Name="plexmediaserver" DisplayName="Plex Media Server" IsDaemon="true" DaemonType="UPSTART" Path="" StartParameters="" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="true" />
 
If the service shows it's not started in Pulseway, then change DaemonType to SYSVINIT. a couple years ago there was a problem when Ubuntu switched to upstart. I haven't used Plex in a few years, so I don't know if they made a upstart version for Ubuntu. Newer versions of Ubuntu will run most sysv inits just fine and it doesn't hurt to try to see which one works.

Thanks! I still can't believe this software existed and I didn't know about it. I'll make sure I promote your company as much as I can. Keep up the great work, it is appreciated.

Hi,
 
We have added DHCP and DNS to our todo list, windows firewall management is already on the list and NPS notifications will be considered as well, thank you for your feedback.
 
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 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

Thanks for the fast help by teamviewer, your service is much appreciated.
 
Thanks

Hi everyone,
 
This feature is scheduled for Q2 2015.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi Newton,
 
Welcome to the Pulseway community. We recommend you reduce the user rights to "Limited user" privileges so that they will not have access to uninstall Pulseway. An administrative user account should always have access to manage their systems.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

Hi,
 
Thank you for your message.   It has been solved.

it was a group policy.  We didnt have the user logon monitor checked in the group policy because we didn't want to get notified about every computer in the group.  We simply turned it on for the pcs we wanted and it was never turned off by group policy.  We just turned off the group policy.

Many thanks Lewnatick and Chris - been running the fix for a couple of days and it's back to normal. Appreciate both your efforts.

Hey everyone,
 
Lewnatick worked with us and we've identified the issue. If there is anyone that still has the problem please contact support [at] pulseway [dot] com.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Team

I can vouch for what Chris said above. The support team did indeed get things working again, and I greatly appreciate their help.

This may be of interest - a plugin to schedule re-start or shutdown
 
http://forum.pulseway.com/topic/952-shutdown-or-restart-scheduler-v10/#entry5192