Paul

Hello,
 
Sadly most of the products that are famous on the market do not offer an API so other applications can integrate the functionality. For instance GPU-Z and CPU-Z API is not free for comercial use.
 
PC Monitor updates it's supported hardware with every release so be sure to check from time to time to see if you get more sensor data on your chipset.
 



 
Paul.

Open registry editor (regedit.exe) and go to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MMSOFT DESIGN LTD\PC MONITOR .

Delete "PreventChangesPassword" and "PreventChanges" values.

Thanks for the update Matt, we really appreciate your help.

Hi Gary,
 
Thank you for your feedback.
 
We plan on improving our reports in an upcoming release so your idea came in just in time. I've passed it among the team for further consideration.
 
Regards,
Chris
Pulseway Support

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.

Update: This feature is now being rolled our to our SaaS servers. The Enterprise server update will be available next week.

Just wanted to give praise. The iOS 7 update is awesome.  Very nice to tie the look and feel into the iOS 7 style.

I don't see any explicit "Wake on LAN" option in my BIOS (ASUS Rampage IV Extreme motherboard), but I'm 99% sure I have not changed anything since it worked, and I know I have not updated the BIOS.
 
Edit: I got it to work again. I did a few things out of pure disgust for having such a hard time with it. I'm not totally sure which change made the difference.
 
I totally disabled the Windows Firewall (not a problem since I'm behind a router, but I will re-enable it); I also disabled Win8 "fast startup" (under Control Panel > Power Options > "Choose what the power button does"), and disabled "Fast Boot" in my BIOS.
 
The Win8 "fast startup" option is probably what the problem was. According to this article, "fast startup" puts the PC in S4 sleep, from which WOL is not supported.
 

Saturday, I went ahead and reentered the login info in /etc/pulseway/config.xml and the startup was successful.  Rebooted and the startup was once again successful with the encrypted password.  Just not sure what happened earlier but it looks good now.

Title is used for push notifications and email subject only.
 
Please use the message field as well for a more detailed description of the notification. This is the one that will appear on the Dashboard.

SOLVED!
 
Just in case other people have this problem the fix is to modify under CPU Configuration ("Advanced" tab) the following things:
 
CPU C1E ==> Disabled
CPU C3 Report ==> Disabled
CPU C6 Report ==> Enabled

Hi Marius
We found an issue on our main firewall which is now fixed.
All working again.  Thanks for you help.
 
Stadler

I try to force quit the price again and execute the step below, it work.
 
Thanks
 
rm: /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.mobilepcmonitor.PCMonitorHelper.plist: Permission denied
-MacBook-Air:~ francly$ sudo -i
Password:
-MacBook-Air:~ root# rm -rf /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.mobilepcmonitor.PCMonitorHelper.plist
-MacBook-Air:~ root# rm -rf /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/com.mobilepcmonitor.PCMonitorHelper
-MacBook-Air:~ root# rm -rf /var/root/Library/Application\ Support/PCMonitor/
-MacBook-Air:~ root#

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,
 
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

Probably not the reason - but notifications do not work when computer is in maintenance mode

Please download and install the SharedManagementObjects.msi from:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=6375

Version 4.3.3 has been released today and the .msi files now support the a UNC configuration file to be loaded.
 
Pulseway_xNN.msi /qn config=FFF configpassword=PPP
where:
FFF - The UNC path for the configuration file (required)
PPP - The password for the configuration file

Hi,
 
Can you please enable the Diagnostic Logging in PC Monitor Manager Settings then restart the PC Monitor Service?
Then, try to access the VMware module from your mobile device and email our support the trace.log file from the PC Monitor installation folder.
 
Thanks!
 
Marius

Hi,
 
"pcmonitord" is the name of the binary. "pcmonitor" is the name of service script. 
Starting the service with "pcmonitord start" it's in fact a hack. The install process should register "pcmonitor" as a service script. 
The PCMonitor package does not support Gentoo systems yet. This does not mean it is not running fine on Gentoo. (or Slackware, or Arch) 
 
Regards,
Mark

Guys!

After some testing and searching we found a solution to install Pulseway with a transform MST file for the MSI.
Follow this steps to create a successfull MST file:

1.) Open the Pulseway MSI file in Orca
2.) Click in the menu "Transform" -> "New transform"
3.) Go to the Property table
4.) In the right pane right click -> Add row
5.) Fill in the property name (so username, password, group or server) and the value
     NOTE: Fill in the propery name in UPPER CASE!
6.) After you added all the arguments you want, click in the menu "Transform" -> "Generate transform..."
7.) Save the MST file.


On the command line try:
msiexec /i Pulseway_xNN.msi TRANSFORMS=Pulseway.mst /q
 
In a GPO try:
1. Create a new Software Installation Package in the Computer Settings node of Group Policy Object Editor.
2. Select the Pulseway MSI file, and then click Advanced. (This is the ONLY opportunity you will have to apply a Transform to this Package.)
3. On the Modifications tab, click Add and select the MST file you created.

We are considering adding this in a future release.
 
Thank you

Thanks Martin,
 
We will add a setting in the next Dashboard release to hide the mouse pointer in full screen.
 
Marius

I've removed and installed again and now it seems to be working.

You can do that by creating a performance counter monitor. Go to Notifications -> Counters -> Add -> Category: Process -> Instance: processname.exe -> % Processor Time.
 

 
Paul