Paul

You could add the first field in the list (or maybe move it to a separate page) to be a text input item and when it changes it will filter the list. You could also refuse to list anything when the search query is empty so that you will never list all of the users. -Paul

Hi Grunta, We will improve agent credential management in the future, we agree there are cases when this mechanism doesn't perform well. -Paul

Hi Tom, Is WOL enabled in BIOS? Can you wake the system while you are on the same network? -Paul

Hi Grunta, It will be released in Q2 2016. -Paul

Hi Dilbert, That's a great idea, we are actually considering on introducing some sort of an access token which you can revoke at any time. This is something we will consider to improve the agent security in the future. -Paul

Hi, You can login as an administrator user and install the Pulseway app for "Current User" instead. When other users will look in the Programs and Features Pulseway will not be listed. Also, you can remove the user from the Administrators group, this will prevent them from uninstalling Pulseway. If nothing works just remove the Uninstall key from the registry using CCleaner or plain regedit (HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall). -Paul

We also require administrative privileges for editing the registry settings and updating the remote desktop libraries. We will consider requesting user elevation when administrative rights are required.

Hi Jaapyse, Chris has asked me to take a look at your case. You should be able to run as many agents as you'd like in the same network so this is not a known bug. Can you try to install two agents on a different network to see if the problem can be reproduced on a different environment? -Paul

Hi James, A system is considered as offline when you receive the offline notification. For the Professional product that is about 10 minutes after the agent stops communicating with the Pulseway Cloud Servers and for the Enterprise product this interval can be customized. -Paul

Hi Martin, Our current API (v1) doesn't support getting the list of notifications nor deleting them however we are working as we speak on the REST API v2 which will support these actions. The notification archive will not be exposed in the REST API v2, we will consider this for a future release. -Paul

Hi Bart, You don't need to include a closing XML tag when using the /> closing tag. Do you see any errors in the syslog related to the ping? -Paul

Hi Marc, It's odd that you still don't see the CPU temperatures. Try with HW-Monitor too: http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/hwmonitor.html . -Paul

Hi Adam, You can enable the VMware alarms notification from the Pulseway Manager in the Notifications -> Server Modules -> VMware tab. -Paul

Hi, You can customize the email template (see blog post) however all notifications should already include the system and group names. -Paul

Hi, I've sent you an email requesting remote access to your system to diagnose this issue. -Paul

Hi Tony, Thanks for trying my plugin! You can configure the plugin from the mobile/web apps. Open the system details and scroll to the bottom of the page, you should see an additional entry after the system commands. Paul

Hi, I still believe that the plugin is not correctly installed. I will update the plugin tonight to support repeating notifications. Edit: I've updated the first post with a new version of the plugin that supports repeating notifications, try again with the version 1.2 and see if you still get connection errors. Paul

Hi, Have you installed the plugin in Pulseway Manager -> Plugins ? Is the Pulseway service started? Try restarting the Pulseway service. Paul

Hi, Thank you for using my plugin. I think that the plugin worked once and then it stopped working because you didn't delete the first notification you've triggered. When I wrote the plugin I didn't mark the notification as repeatable to prevent scripts from spamming the Pulseway service. One could always modify the following line: https://bitbucket.org/paulcsiki/notification-bridge-plugin/src/860e9fb9c857a0b7f7164062e72c3c9f323b8356/Source/NotificationBridgePlugin/NotificationBridgeService.cs?at=master&fileviewer=file-view-default#NotificationBridgeService.cs-45 Here is the full method signature that Pulseway exposes for plugins: bool SendNotificationToAllDevices(string message, NotificationPriority priority, bool allowMultipleNotifications = false)As you may have guessed, the last parameter if set to true, Pulseway will allow repeated notifications for the NotificationBridge plugin. Paul

Hi, You can centrally manage the configuration of multiple systems through Pulseway Group Policies (not GPOs) which can be created from Pulseway Manager -> Manage Systems -> Manage Group Policies. A Pulseway Group Policy will override the local configuration however it will not overwrite it so if you disable a setting from the policy then the local configuration will take effect. You can also use GPOs to push registry patches which will work however it's a lot more work to be done. To import a registry file from command line simply run: regedit UNC_PATH\export.reg. Only overwrite the values you need. Alternatively you can have agents import their configuration from a file using the command line switches as instructed on this topic. Paul

I've updated the plugin, check the first post for updated usage.

Hi Martin, Thanks, I'll add this feature soon. Paul

I know I've seen a similar request a while back. This would get messy if you have an Active Directory joined computer...

Most (if not all) can be done with the POTS plugin and a bit of scripting.

This would be great. CSV exporting would be nice to have.