Paul

Thanks for sharing this. Very useful for other people that are searching for WOL with intel 85279v.

The ACPI sleep states are not supported by all BIOS firmwares. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Configuration_and_Power_Interface Can you wake your computer with any other software?

Try using WOL port 9 and see if that fixes your problems. WOL ports are 7 and 9. Pulseway should send WOL packets to port 7 too however it's fair enough to test. Also try making your computer power off to S5 rather than S3 and see if that fixes your problem. This can be set from the BIOS settings.

Hey there, What do you mean by archived notification. If my memory helps, Pulseway's Dashboard has no support for archiving notifications, however it can permanently delete them. Also, how do you know it was the Dashboard that deleted the notification?

However this is a fair feature request. I can find a couple of scenarios when this could be useful. +1 for this.

Turn on diagnostic logging from Settings -> Diagnostics, try to open the VM on your mobile device again (wait for the message with data not available to show up) and then send the trace.log file from Pulseway's installation directory to support [at] pulseway [dot] com. I'm sure they will be happy to help you .

Hey soetie, This happened to me once, try generating a new certificate and importing it again on the Azure Management Portal. For some reason the OS lost your certificate key (maybe it was very old?) Paul

Hello Francis, Glad you got it working.

Hello Kannon, First of all you cannot wake up a computer that is connected to the Internet using WiFi because the WiFi network adapter is turned off when your computer shuts down. Only wired Ethernet network adapters stay on while your computer is offline which makes it possible to wake your computer via Wake On LAN. To create a port forward you need to do the following: Gain access to your router's configuration panel (Look at your network adapter's configuration and try opening in the browser the IP address you see in the Default Gateway or the DHCP Server fields. Set your computer to use a Static IP Address (either you configure a DHCP reservation for the MAC address of your network adapter or you configure a static IP address in your network adapter make sure your IP address does not change). Create a port forward rule (Some routers call it Port Mapping) that forwards connections from UDP port 9 to the UDP port 9 of the local IP address of your computer. You need access to your BIOS to check that Wake On LAN is enabled for the wired network adapter! Paul

Hello Kannon, Is your computer connected to your router using WiFi or via Ethernet cable? Did you create a port forward rule for your WOL port in your router? Did you enable WOL (Wake On Lan) in your BIOS?

The following commands should remove Pulseway permanently from your computer: launchctl remove com.mobilepcmonitor.PCMonitorHelper rm -rf /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.mobilepcmonitor.PCMonitorHelper.plist rm -rf /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/com.mobilepcmonitor.PCMonitorHelper rm -rf /var/root/Library/Application\ Support/PCMonitor/

Is your computer configured to notify you when it starts or shuts down?

Hello James, Screen View and Webcam View require an active subscription to work (trial excluded). Do you have a subscription on your account? If so email support at pulseway dot com and they will gladly help you. Paul

Do you have a subscription? Server modules are only available if your account is using a paid subscription.

Hello, I've built an application that can increase / decrease your system volume (I did not test if it works from the terminal window of PC Monitor [session zero isolation], but if it doesn't work create a scheduled task that runs the app). Usage: Source code is included in the archive. You need .net framework 4.0 to run this application. Have fun, Paul VolumeControl.zip

Yes, add more windows machines. Aside from this alternative there is no other way...

Worth adding that Pulseway 4.4 is now out and it has the new notification priority customization feature . Thank you for the cool feature!

Hi there, Is that machine also a domain controller? You can only enable the Active Directory server module on Directory Controllers...

In that case go to advanced firewall rules and add a new outbound rule that allows only PCMonitorSrv.exe access to the internet. Then create another outbound rule that blocks everything else. When you are home you will need to disable those firewall rules (if possible without your son noticing). Or maybe create a batch file and save it into a directory that's included in your PATH variable so you can send commands to the terminal like: firewallon.bat or firewalloff.bat . Let me know if you need help with the commands.

I may misundertand you but you want to completely block all outbound traffic that's not using port 443 (HTTPS) only for two computers in the LAN? This is a bad idea since your system still needs to do DNS queries (to properly resolve PC Monitor's servers and to provide other services). Again, why do you want to block outbound traffic?

Why not do it from Windows Firewall? Create a rule that blocks all outgoing traffic that's not from port 443.

Why would you want to manage ALL services? You will have to scroll on the list to find the one you need. Same goes for counters, you really read all counter values?

I think you can only do this if you have an enterprise server and share your computers from one main account. When you share computers you get the option to select if you wish to get notifications.

Using a self signed certificate will require you to manually add the certificate signer to the trusted root certificates on all machines you wish to use PC Monitor agent, PC Monitor Dashboard, Windows Phone and Windows 8.1 App. Furthermore you will only be able to use the Android app if you manually inject the certificate signer to the device's certificate store (which requires root access). iOS app will never work since iOS system has a certificate store for each app installed. You can get free signed SSL certificates at www.startssl.com or you can buy one for 10$.

Hello spammy, You can setup a Device Access Policy for that using PC Monitor Manager. Go to Registered Devices -> Device Policies, select your device and chose the access you wish that device will have for the machines you wish to restrict. If you set readonly access that device will no longer be able to access the terminal or send system commands like (shutdown, restart). Also you can change the Default Device Policy to have readonly access to all monitored systems and manually set a policy for the devices you wish to have full control. Furthermore you can increase your account's security by enabling two factor authentication (from account details) which will ask for a OTP (one time password) whenever you try to change account's security and policies. Most of this information (if not all) is available in PC Monitor's User Manual available at: http://www.pulseway.com/manual. I personally like to keep my account locked out so that I have to manually approve each device that gets added before it gets access to my systems.