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.

As far as I know there is no public API that exposes Pulseway notifications. Why not build a syslog server (or a parser) and have Pulseway forward all notifications to that server?

Hi there, Please find the Scheduled Task configuration in the pictures bellow:

I've create an open-source clone of this plugin (which works). Source code: https://bitbucket.org/paulcsiki/shutdownplugin/src Latest release: 1.3 - Download Paul I've released version 1.3 of the shutdown scheduler plugin which fixes some bugs.

Create a scheduled task and that runs the application with either + or - as startup arguments and the have Pulseway monitor those scheduled tasks so you can remotely control the volume. Paul

Well you could do a couple of things here: Use a nullable DateTime field that indicates the last time the query execute and if (DateTime.now - lastValue.Value).TotalMinutes == 5 (check for null before using .Value) then execute your query, otherwise ignore the call On the constructor create a Thread or a Task that runs a while loop that checks for a variable that you set it to true when the plugin is unloaded. Use Thread.Sleep to delay the next execution. On the constructor create a Timer that runs every 5 minutes. Don't forget to stop the time when the plugin is disabled. I believe I've used custom timers in one of my plugins, why not check them out for sample code (all my plugins come with the source code included).

Well you could enable Diagnostic Logging from Pulseway Manager -> Settings -> Diagnostics (that will create a trace.log file in the installation directory) however I don't know if that would provide any clues about the high CPU usage.

Hi there, Check out the source of the Vembu StoreGrid plugin here: http://forum.pulseway.com/topic/301-vembu-storegrid-plugin-12/ and look for the Configuration.cs file in the source for an example on how to use it. Btw, you can already monitor row amount of any SQL Server query (or the result itself too) with Pulseway's SQL Server module. Configure them from Pulseway Manager -> Notifications -> Server Modules -> SQL Server -> Queries. Good luck on your plugin, Paul

Is your iOS device on the same network with the linux box when you try to wake it up?

Hi WIT, It seems to me that your performance counters are corrupted. Try running lodctr /r in an administrative command prompt and see if that solves your problems.

Hi there, I've tried Zendesk for my company once and it worked with the Trial and the Starter plan (which we used for a while) so yeah, it should work with any plan.

Regarding that moderator queue, you should only see that for the first post you're posting. It's a spam prevention feature of the community board software, we've all passed through that.

I can't see the image, what error are you getting? Edit: I managed to finally open the image. I believe that the download might have been corrupted, can you try downloading the msi file again? Also, try running the msi file as an administrator. If that doesn't work, post here a full verbose installer log after invoking the msi file with the following switches: msiexec /l*v "install.log" /i "Pulseway_x64.msi" Paul

Check out this article, maybe you get some ideas: http://winaero.com/blog/how-to-use-wake-on-lan-on-windows-8-1-and-windows-8/ Paul

Windows Firewall should not be blocking a WoL request since that's under hardware layer (most of it). Check the BIOS settings that WoL is still enabled, see if there were any Windows Updates that could have updated your NIC driver or your Windows 8 shutdown settings back to their defaults. It's also worth checking that the NIC's driver's Advanced tab to see if the WoL is enabled (if your NIC's driver supports software setting) and go to the Power Management tab and see if the checkbox "Allow this device to wake up the computer" is checked. Paul

1. Yes, there used to be a Java based Pulseway agent but now it's native and a lot more modern agent however yes, it lacks the GUI as of now. Are there any plans for adding GUI to the native linux agent? 2. This is odd. Usually when a PUSH notification is delivered then it means that the device is properly configured to receive PUSH notifications and it should work for all Pulseway notifications not just the startup one. You should contact support as they might have more ideas on this.

Did you change anything in your system's BIOS? Is Wake on Lan enabled in your BIOS?

Hi there, Just for my curiosity, can you post the output of dmraid -r and dmraid -s for the linux boxes?