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Paul started following pulseway - how users can create a help ticket , issue running cmdlet , Time stamps on reports and 6 others
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Hi Evan, winget is an msix (Windows Store Component, source) that must run in a per-user sandbox which is not available when running from the machine account (SYSTEM). You could force it to run against the logged in user (if any) through psexec but you'd need to distribute it somehow. -Paul
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Hi @nateb, We collect sample every minute but report only min, max and avg values for the day. -Paul
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The recommended way is to get a new Pulseway server installation with the new domain and move endpoints using a script as documented here: -Paul
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I have recently built a similar script but mine doesn't ignore NPCAP, feel free to issue a pull request to change it: https://github.com/paulcsiki/pulseway-scripts/blob/main/enroll-network-interfaces/enroll-network-interfaces.ps1 -Paul
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Hi Mickey, To eliminate everything try with an administrator vSphere account and make sure that the port 443 is accessible. You should be able to connect the VMware server module to an ESXi server or a vCenter server. -Paul
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Jamie Taylor reacted to a post in a topic: Default Notification Priority
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Hi there, At this moment it's not possible to override the default notification priority from the user support request. -Paul
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Hi @AMC, Based on the documentation, the DomainCredential parameter says: We run PowerShell in a non-interactive mode, this prevents inputs from being triggered. You can provide a PSCredential object instead of the username and that should do the trick. $password = "ThisIsAPlaintextPassword" | ConvertTo-SecureString -asPlainText -Force $username = "contoso\Administrator" [PSCredential] $credential = New-Object System.Management.Automation.PSCredential($username, $password) Rename-Computer -NewName "NewComputerName" -DomainCredential $credential -Restart -Paul
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Well yes, you can just export the configuration settings of an agent, just look for the "Export Settings" textual link at the bottom of the Pulseway Manager app. -Paul
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Oh, I see what is the problem now. It is skipped because it contains the same identifier as the previous host. Try changing the identifier field slightly and see that it will import now. Use only hexadecimal characters (0-9a-f). Let me know how it goes. -Paul
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I was able to successfully import the Host 11 configuration on my PC: -Paul
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Hi there, Can you PM me the original XML and then the changed one? It should work. -Paul
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The form should be resizable. Do you use a screen DPI other than 100%? -Paul
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From the WebApp under Server Admin -> Endpoint Policies, create or edit a policy and make sure that the User Support Request feature is enabled under the System category. Then under Server Admin -> Configuration assign the endpoint policy to the organization, site or agent group. From that point a tray icon will show up on the agents and they will be able to request support from there.
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This is possible through the User Support Request feature which will trigger a notification in Pulseway and if you have the Pulseway PSA, Zendesk, Autotask or ConnectWise integration then a ticket gets created as well. -Paul
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Fred_BD reacted to a post in a topic: Feature Request: Report detailed uptime/downtime
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Jamie Taylor reacted to a post in a topic: Agent 8.8.11 -Support Flag Change
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Thanks for the continued support Nick! You rock ! -Paul