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Hi Martin, Thanks. I've pushed this into our todo list. It will be picked by the development team and we'll notify you when this is implemented. -Paul

Hi Martin, Thanks. I've pushed this into our todo list. It will be picked by the development team and we'll notify you when this is implemented. -Paul

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Hi Michel, It's part of our wish list but due to the very little popularity of the Linux agent compared with the immense amount of feedback we receive for the Windows agent this was pushed from the Roadmap. I've brought this up in a meeting today and we're trying on bringing it back on the Roadmap. I apologize for the inconvenience. In the meantime you can create a bash script that will use SNMPGET to query SNMP devices and if the value doesn't meet your criteria then return an exit code (exit [number]) that's not zero to mark the script as failed (which can send a notification if enabled). -Paul

I doubt that script 3 will execute. We don't continue a task execution after a reboot. If you need to schedule a reboot for your systems I recommend you to configure the Maintenance Schedule on your machines (can also be done via a Pulseway Group Policy). Powershell to control the maintenance mode: Set-ItemProperty -Path "HKLM:\Software\MMSOFT Design\PC Monitor" -Name "MaintenanceMode" -Value "1" -Paul

Thanks. This is a great idea, we'll consider it for a future release. It's annoying that you have to create tags, a scope and a task only when you need something real quick. We'll see how we can improve this. -Paul

Hi Christian, Check out our case studies over here: https://www.pulseway.com/casestudies -Paul

Hi Christian, Are you referring the hardware monitoring (temperatures / remaining life) or to the free disk space monitoring? What is the manufacturer and model of your SSD? -Paul

Glad I could help . -Paul

Is the computer connected to a docking station? (we have a known issue with docking stations at this time) If not, enable the diagnostic logging from the Pulseway Manager app in the Settings -> Diagnostics tab, attempt the RD connection again and once you get the error post the output of the rd_agent.log from the Pulseway installation directory on the agent side. -Paul

I'm afraid there is no SNMP module on the Linux agent at this time. Sorry about this. -Paul

No, it's only available as a cloud solution. -Paul

Hi Michael, Unfortunately there are no immediate plans for this but you could setup a rule in your inbox to automatically move non critical notifications to a separate folder and have Freshdesk only check the inbox. -Paul

Hi, Try downloading this archive and extract in the Pulseway installation directory then try to start Pulseway Manager again and see if everything works now. There's no need to uninstall only to reinstall it again. -Paul

Hi, Please PM me your update.log and the output of a dir command in the Pulseway directory. -Paul

You can change the order of the scripts in a task by dragging them up and down. Moving scripts from one category to another is a great idea. We will support this in a future release. -Paul

Thanks. We will support running Tasks on demand for a scope you specify from the mobile app. -Paul

Try this script to uninstall Malwarebytes: Credits go to cvucic from Malwarebytes Forms (post). I've modified it to use the Malwarebytes uninstaller rather than WMI which didn't work when I tested. Function List-Programs { [cmdletbinding()] [cmdletbinding()] param( [parameter(ValueFromPipeline=$true,ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true)] [string[]]$ComputerName = $env:computername ) begin { $UninstallRegKey="SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Uninstall" } process { foreach($Computer in $ComputerName) { Write-Verbose "Working on $Computer" if(Test-Connection -ComputerName $Computer -Count 1 -ea 0) { $HKLM = [microsoft.win32.registrykey]::OpenRemoteBaseKey('LocalMachine',$computer) $UninstallRef = $HKLM.OpenSubKey($UninstallRegKey) $Applications = $UninstallRef.GetSubKeyNames() foreach ($App in $Applications) { $AppRegistryKey = $UninstallRegKey + "\\" + $App $AppDetails = $HKLM.OpenSubKey($AppRegistryKey) $AppGUID = $App $AppDisplayName = $($AppDetails.GetValue("DisplayName")) $AppVersion = $($AppDetails.GetValue("DisplayVersion")) $AppPublisher = $($AppDetails.GetValue("Publisher")) $AppInstalledDate = $($AppDetails.GetValue("InstallDate")) $AppUninstall = $($AppDetails.GetValue("UninstallString")) if(!$AppDisplayName) { continue } $OutputObj = New-Object -TypeName PSobject $OutputObj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name ComputerName -Value $Computer.ToUpper() $OutputObj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name AppName -Value $AppDisplayName $OutputObj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name AppVersion -Value $AppVersion $OutputObj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name AppVendor -Value $AppPublisher $OutputObj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name InstalledDate -Value $AppInstalledDate $OutputObj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name UninstallKey -Value $AppUninstall $OutputObj | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name AppGUID -Value $AppGUID $OutputObj# | Select ComputerName, DriveName } } } } end {} } Function Uninstall-Program { [cmdletbinding()] param ( [parameter(ValueFromPipeline=$true,ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true)] [string]$ComputerName = $env:computername, [parameter(ValueFromPipeline=$true,ValueFromPipelineByPropertyName=$true,Mandatory=$true)] [string]$UninstallKey ) try { $returnval = ([WMICLASS]"\\$computerName\ROOT\CIMV2:win32_process").Create($UninstallKey + " /VERYSILENT /SUPPRESSMSGBOXES /NORESTART") } catch { write-error "Failed to trigger the uninstallation. Review the error message" $_ exit } switch ($($returnval.returnvalue)){ 0 { "Uninstallation command triggered successfully" } 2 { "You don't have sufficient permissions to trigger the command on $Computer" } 3 { "You don't have sufficient permissions to trigger the command on $Computer" } 8 { "An unknown error has occurred" } 9 { "Path Not Found" } 9 { "Invalid Parameter"} } } function Uninstall-MBAM { param($computername) try { $UninstallKey = (List-Programs -ComputerName $computername | where {$_.AppName -like "*Malwarebytes*"}).UninstallKey Uninstall-Program -computername $computername -UninstallKey $UninstallKey } Catch { $ErrorMessage = $_.Exception.Message $FailedItem = $_.Exception.ItemName Write-Host "There was an error on $computername.`r`n$FailedItem`r`nMessage: $ErrorMessage" Break } } Uninstall-MBAM -computername $env:computername -Paul

Hi Phil, Have you tried sending the uninstall command from the Pulseway app in the Computer Details -> Installed Applications. -Paul

Hi, We're excited to hear that you're looking to upgrade to our Enterprise solution. I'll send you an email introducing you to our billing department who will be glad to assist you with the transition. -Paul

Hi Phil, You can create scopes from the iOS mobile app too (Android is coming soon). You can run scripts on-demand for each system and you can run tasks for a scope. I think it would be nice if we'd support running tasks on-demand and have it prompt on which scope you want it to run. Would this work for you? -Paul

Hi, Thank you for letting us know. This should work now. We just published an update and this happened while some server components were updating. Can you confirm it's working now? -Paul

Hi, Yes, you can remotely edit the configuration of windows agents through the Pulseway Dashboard (right click on an online Windows system and click theEdit Configuration from the context menu) or from any other Pulseway agent through the Pulseway Manager app (In the Account tab click on the Manage Systems button, select an online Windows system and click the Edit Settings button). Alternatively you can provision an entire group of systems through the means of Pulseway Group Policies (configured from any Windows agent through the Pulseway Manager app in the Manage Systems -> Manage Group Policies). -Paul

Hi Michel, The Pulseway Enterprise software doesn't support LDAP integration at this moment. We will consider it for a future release. -Paul

Hi there, This is the first time I'm hearing of this script so it's definitely nothing something officially published by Pulseway. One could implement this using our REST API however it would involve parsing the notification message and identifying it based on patterns. This is not an easy solution and would require you to update it whenever we would change the notification messages. I've added a todo on our list to also include the notification type into the API output so you can identify the notification without having to parse the message. -Paul