Paul

We'd love to have a folder monitoring feature in Pulseway. I've added a todo for it, this could be used to detect cryptolocker, see if backups aren't rotated and much more.
-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

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

That was simple.  Extracted the zip in the Pulseway dir, overwrite existing files, and voila! Started Pulseway , Started the Service and all is working. THANK YOU!

Yes it can...enable the Windows server backup module.
After that, go to the tab Notifications -> Server Modules -> Windows Server Backup
All done from Pulseway manager...

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

Just tested it on 2 PCs and it works perfect, Thanks Paul!!!!!!!!
Wishlist Removal Scripts 

- SuperAntispyware
- Spybot
 -ESET

We could then make 1 script to remove them all.

This would then enable us to push out Kaspersky without issues...

Hi,
it would make life much easier if we can execute scripts on groups and scopes without creating seperate tasks. I have a script that I normally execute only once on a new agent. At the moment, I run it manually on every agent.
Dilbert

Hi Paul,
Yes that would be good.
I love the way you guys tweak the system for your customers needs !!!!

Thanks

Phil

Indeed it has worked.  Thanks for your help.

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 Paul,
 
Thank you for the fast response.
Please do consider it, I think it will be a must have feature for larger companies with multiple support agents. Also, from a security standpoint, this is a good feature to have.
For example: when an employee quits, removing the AD account would automatically remove the RMM account and perhaps even PSA account !

We'd love to have a folder monitoring feature in Pulseway. I've added a todo for it, this could be used to detect cryptolocker, see if backups aren't rotated and much more.
-Paul

Please add support for the more recent Azure Resource Manager deployment model for virtual machines. Currently only the classic model is supported, so virtual machines on my Azure subscription are not visible. 

Hi,
You can make a systemctl service:
[Unit] Description=HA Bridge Wants=network.target After=network.target [Service] Type=simple ExecStart=/usr/bin/java -jar -Dserver.port=8090 -Dconfig.file=/home/pi/habridge/habridge.config /home/pi/habridge/ha-bridge-3.5.1.jar > /home/pi/habridge/habridge-log.txt 2>&1 [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target  
Mark

fixed - ws0.pulseway.com was inaccessible via just my ISP for 8 hours, but fine using any other ISP. 

@ComputerConsulting we will be looking to launch a referral platform sometime this year, where you'll be reward for each referral that signs up to Pulseway. Will keep you posted on this.

Perhaps Pulseway should look into some form of affiliate marketing.  I love the product, and I've also looked at many others, but I pay for your product and if I'm going to promote it, I want a share of the profits.  
I've got my own business to market.  

Cheers this worked.  I didn't see the workstation was indeed offline...  I literally solved the issue right after I posted this.  Thanks a bunch. 

Hi there,
We mark a task execution as skipped when there is no online agent that can run the script in the task's scope. Can you check if any agents were online on the scope you've configured for the task?
-Paul

Hi KenL
Unfortunately Pulseway Linux agent doesn't support RH version 5.
Best regards,
Mark

Hi everyone,

I encountered an issue which some of you may have encountered and no-doubt some will encounter in the future whereby you will need to install Pulseway on multiple workstations, laptops etc. and multiple servers. You may also not necessarily want to have the same Pulseway Group Policy enabled for every single device on the network.

So, how do we go about doing this?

Essentially, it’s the same as the Pulseway Windows GPO installation but with some small changes.

Prep the Shared Folder

Firstly, we need to make a share that all users can access, and make sure you’ve put the Pulseway_XX.msi in this folder.

Make the Config File(s)

Next, load up Pulseway Manager and make any changes you want to the config, this will then need to be saved in the same folder as the .msi If you wish to make different config files for Servers, Workstations, Laptops, Tablets etc., please do so now and save them to the same folder.

Create the Security Groups

For each type of machine you wish to have managed/monitored by Pulseway please create a new Security Group within ADUC (Active Directory Users and Computers) and then add the devices you want to the appropriate group(s).

Make the MST File(s)

Thanks to forum user robbinschut for this snippet which I’ve modified for this purpose.

Follow these steps to create a successful MST file:

Open the Pulseway MSI file in Orca Click in the menu "Transform" -> "New transform" Go to the Property table In the right pane right click -> Add row Fill in the property names CONFIG (UNC Path to config file) and CONFIGPASSWORD and the value(s) NOTE: Fill in the property name in UPPER CASE! At this point you can make any other adjustments you would like to the msi on installation.  After you added all the arguments you want, click in the menu "Transform" -> "Generate transform..." Save the MST file to the same folder with Pulseway_XX.msi If you have multiple config files for different machines, please create a new Transform for each config file, making sure to make the changes as needed. 
 
Set the GPOs
You will need to create one of these for each type Transform File you have created.

1.    Create a new Software Installation Package in User Configuration > Policies > Software Settings node of Group Policy Management Editor.

2.    Select the Pulseway MSI file, and then click Advanced.

3.    On ‘Deployment’ tab, Select “Assigned” Deployment type and make sure “Install this application at logon” is also selected and finally select Basic under “Installation User Interface Options”.

4.    On the Modifications tab, click Add and select the MST file you created. (This is the ONLY opportunity you will have to apply a Transform to this Package.)

5.    Click OK

Update client machines

Run Command Prompt as Admin and type:

gpupdate /force /sync /boot

The system will restart and when you next log in Pulseway will install with the correct Config File for your device!

I hope this helps those in a bit of a bind when it comes to sending out the Pulseway software across networks without having to worry about setting up multiple groups for the same customer, manually setting up each instance of Pulseway or manually updating the config on each machine.


 

 
 

Hi,
Scheduling windows updates isn't supported as of now however this will be possible in the upcoming patch management module (should come in Q1-Q2 2017).
-Paul

Hi Yohan,
Can you please send an email to support@pulseway.com with /var/log/messages file and output of the following:
cat /proc/cpuinfo uname -a openssl -v ldd --version   Thanks!   Regards, Mark  

Worked!