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Hi Tim,
This feature is planned to come in tandem with the centralized agent configuration management feature. In the mean time you can centrally update the group name of Windows and Linux systems through the automation module by changing the system registry or the config file for Linux.
Let me know if I can help you with the script.
-Paul

I guess the shutdown would always be triggered by som user.
Often it is a real user, but sometimes it could be SYSTEM or NETWORK SERVICE.
 

Would love the ability to view details of a computer that is currently offline, for example, last LAN IP address, last event logs, applications, computer Make & Model, serial number, etc. This would help in troubleshooting any PC problems for PCs are are offline.

Sure it makes sense, but that isn't what I want.
If I have Client A in Philadephia (EST) 
Client B in Pomono CA (PST)
And set a script to run at 5:00AM, it is going to run at 5:00AM my time, right?
There is no way for Pulseway to know where a customer is located.
 
 
And now that I've looked at the settings on your website, it only asks me which country I am in.  So If I set a script to run at 5:00AM, which 5:00AM is it going to run?  I just went to schedule a script and it gave me my time here in Bangkok.  I DO NOT want scripts to run at my time, but rather their time.  
It's not clear to me when they run.  That's dangerous.

Hi Paul,
that's a bit complicated...
In the moment I am only working with DELL. Together with the DELL support, I am working for a good solution over iDRAC and the OpenManagement Server Administrator. They report to the Windows Event Logs, and I catch it over Pulseway Event Log Notification.
I am still working on it, so I need some time to give an exact information, but let's say: powersupply, fans and raid should be the most important ones.
Thanks,
Christian. 

Hi!
As far as I know, all major monitoring systems have the ability to customize graphs...
Because a picture is worth a thousand words, a screenshot of my installation of Zabbix. It's by far not as pretty as pulseway but the ability to customize the timeframe of the graph is sometime I frequently use.
Would it be possible to create an extra menu item called "Graphs"
When we click on that, I'd like to se a list of devices I'm monitoring in the middle pane. Clicking on a computer would then give me all the sensors that have (historical) data  in the right pane.
Ofcourse, clicking on a sensor opens a graph with a customizable timeframe so that I can see for example the hard disk usage over a period of  6 months so that I can predict when the disk will be full.
Would this be at all possible?
Thank you very much!