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Paul

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  1. Hi Jeremy, We already have this (kind of). Open the Pulseway Manager app on any monitored system and go to Manage Systems -> Manage Group Policies. From there you can setup configuration overrides. Additionally you can remotely change the configuration of windows agents from the Pulseway Dashboard app by right clicking on a system and selecting "Edit Configuration" from the context menu. Group policy management will be moved to the webapp in the future. -Paul
  2. Hi Jeremy, We have this on our todo list so you can bet that this is going to be added in the future. -Paul
  3. Hi, Pulseway Remote Desktop feature is not available on the mobile apps or the web app at this moment however this is something we have on the Roadmap over here: -Paul
  4. We've designed Pulseway to be able to wake your system even without your phone being on the same network as the system you're trying to wake. Make sure that the system you're trying to wake up has WOL enabled in BIOS, you've created a NAT rule for UDP 9, you're using a wired ethernet connection and you have the NIC drivers from the device manufacturer rather than the ones shipped with the OS. -Paul
  5. Thanks, We've added it our todo list. Thanks again. -Paul
  6. Hi, Thank you for your feedback. Would a notification be sufficient if a user replies and you're no longer in the Pulseway app or not in the chat view with that system? -Paul
  7. Hi Michael, This isn't implemented yet in the HTML Web Application but we are very close to releasing the Advanced Reporting and Automation features and both will use a new system grouping mechanism: System Scopes which you will be able to use them when you generate reports. -Paul
  8. Hi, Mysql daemon status output doesn't respect the linux service standards hence why we can't monitor it as this is not yet supported. We have it on our Roadmap however there is no way to provide an ETA at this stage I've afraid. -Paul
  9. Or you can use this plugin to send notifications to Pulseway. -Paul
  10. Hi, That amount of traffic is abnormal, did you use a lot the Pulseway Remote Desktop feature on those systems? Do you use the website monitoring feature? -Paul
  11. Paul replied to gbrown481's topic in Dashboard
    Hi, Can you check the volume mixer to see if the Dashboard app is not muted by any chance? -Paul
  12. Paul replied to a post in a topic in Notifications
    That's a quite old machine (12 years old), it seems that the chipset is not recognized. Try looking with a SNMP browser to see if the sensors are exposed in the SNMP. Also try installing the WBEM providers from HP to see if that adds the sensor data to the SNMP community.
  13. Paul replied to a post in a topic in Notifications
    Hi Jaapyse, It seems that Open Hardware Monitor isn't detecting the chipset you're using. Try with HW Monitor from CPU ID, link. -Paul
  14. Hi Martin, This isn't supported yet but it's a great idea! We will consider it for the future. -Paul
  15. Hi, Try removing the following registry key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\MMSOFT Design\PC Monitor\OSName and then restart the Pulseway service. -Paul
  16. Hi, You need to run the Pulseway Dashboard app as an administrator. -Paul
  17. Hi Martin, It's not possible to store it in clear text I'm afraid. Check out this article on how to read and write registry values. -Paul
  18. Hi, We are currently setting up a test VM to give you an accurate answer. -Paul
  19. Hi Aaron, Yes, you can generate a Pulseway notification with the help of the REST API: curl https://api.pulseway.com/v2/notifications \ -u username:apitoken \ -X POST \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{"instance_id":"instanceId","title":"Jenkins Job Failed","message":"The jenkins job has failed to run with error code 0x0800123 on Server01 in group Servers.","priority":"critical"}' Replace the instanceId with the system identifier of the agent installed on the jenkins machine, you can find it in the file: /var/pulseway/pulseway.id . Documentation here: https://api.pulseway.com/?shell#notify -Paul
  20. Hi Jacob, Thank you for your feedback. We are planning on introducing a HTML dashboard in the web application over here: https://my.pulseway.com . Can you enumerate the top 5 features you'd like to see in a web dashboard? -Paul
  21. Hi Labsy, Thank you for your detailed report. Can you please turn off the storage notifications to see if this decreases the I/O read growth? -Paul
  22. Hi guys, There is no notification for failed scheduled tasks at this moment I'm afraid. -Paul
  23. No update yet I'm afraid. Maybe if you could write a use case for this I can prioritize this with the management. -Paul
  24. Hi, We are currently working on advanced reporting which will set the grounds for the custom reports for all the modules. Once we have this shipped we can introduce backup reports alongside with the notifications. -Paul

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