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Paul reacted to Cesar Lacerda in Bulk ProvisioningA um ano utilizo a versão Enterprise para controlar 119 maquinas ( 9 Servidores e 110 pcs ) distribuidas entre 8 empresas. Como não sei programar ( Powershell ou C# ) seria muito interessante essas implementações no sistema.
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Paul got a reaction from Cptrico in PowerOfTheShell Plugin 1.5Awesome work Johnni!
It will do just well on my servers.
Thank you!
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Paul reacted to Cptrico in PowerOfTheShell Plugin 1.5Hi all,
Now finally I have released version 1.3 that supports PCM API 3.0 Input controls
A whole new range of scripts can now be created and executed from within POTS.
Go and check it out http://forum.pulseway.com/topic/274-poweroftheshell-plugin-13/#entry1117
Please let me know if you have any questions for this build, or you experience any problems.
Thanks again for using my plugin.
Cheers
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Hi,
PCMonitorHelper it's a LaunchDaemon. Even if you will kill it from Activity Monitor, process respawns. LaunchDaemon's are controlled by launchd. The correct way to load/unload is via launchctl.
Mark
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Paul reacted to Marius in Multiple Accounts - Home and EnterpriseFrom the PC Monitor Manager press the "Account Details" button and go to the "Associated Accounts" tab.
In the next Enterprise Server update this feature will also be supported in the server Admin app.
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Paul reacted to Marius in Windows Server Update ServicesThis is a server module we are considering adding in a future release.
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This would be a good feature for both Linux and Windows command line stuff. For Windows, I use scheduled tasks without a schedule, so I can trigger them from the Scheduled Tasks component of PC Monitor. But this is an awkward way to do it.
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Paul reacted to Robert Guder in E-Mail ProbSince Thursday strangely everything goes again. See how long time. Thank you for your support.
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Paul reacted to shivamkhushali in Downtime statisticsI agree to this. These statistics would help an IT Manager decide whether a particular hardware was being misused, or whether was requiring repair or replacements as well. A top notch MIS report for sure!
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Paul reacted to scoops98 in Log aggregationWould it be possible to put load all event logs from chosen servers into one area on PC Monitor? I have set up the event log notification after following the thread in another post (thanks Paul).
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Paul reacted to xndrxw in Multiple Accounts - Home and EnterpriseJust set it up on my phone. Works perfectly for me.
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Paul got a reaction from scoops98 in Multiple Accounts - Home and EnterpriseHello everyone,
I actually had this problem too. PC Monitor for work and home at the same time. I ended up using an iPad for work and iPhone for home, this way I have separate devices and I receive notifications from both accounts.
I think that this technique is used to prevent people from flooding Mobile PC Monitor's servers by creating a lot of accounts and spamming notifications.
This isn't really that bad. If you really want to have notifications from multiple accounts just buy an Enterprise Server.
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Paul reacted to hfuentes in Data not availableHi
I want to inform that after the upgrade to the version 3.1 the program it's working fine with the mobile network (3G) and wifi
I also did a upgrade to my tablet to the Android version 4.0.3 and all it's working like a charm :-)
Regards!
Hector
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Paul reacted to Marius in Salted PasswordWe will add an option in the PC Monitor Admin app to use your own salting parameter. It will then be combined with your server Url to make it unique for each Enterprise Server instance.
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Paul reacted to I.P. in WorldClientcloud api is definitely the key for integration with other monitoring systems or applications. for me it has much more potential than pc monitor plugins. i have not done much .NET development so far and nearly no C# but when i can get productive results on the first day it is a good sign
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Paul reacted to I.P. in MD5 Hash instead of clear text passwordi do not agree completely. yes, the hash represents my password but i can only use it with authentication api's that allow using the hash and not everywhere, for instance at the web app or in the mobile apps. but when someone has my real password he can use it everywhere.
my idea was to accept the hash as logon password only with machanisms where an automated login is required, not everywhere. the Cloud API is such a thing.
but the facts are clear now that marius explained so i will use an alternative.
by the way, paul, i have read many of your posts in here and i thought many times this guy is a genious in really understanding the things. keep on!
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Paul reacted to FunnyTrickster in SMART StatusHi All,
In the meantime I've set a notification to come up if the following happens:
Event Log: System
Level: Error
Keywords: bad,block
Event IDs: 7
Sources: Disk
This happened on a work PC but I noticed it, but handy to have it tell you.
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Paul got a reaction from Marius in how to use pcmonitor from outside of networkWell you will need to port forward the UDP 9 port to any of your IP address from your home router. After you've do so you will be able to wake up your computers from outside your home network.
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Paul got a reaction from Cptrico in Enter maintenance mode via cmdOr you can create a .reg file for the enabled and disabled file and call it from terminal like this:
regedit.exe /s path_to_your_reg_file or even better you can create batch scripts that contain the command and place them in your PATH variable (by default system32 and windows are included in path) then you can type: enablemaintenancemode.bat and disablemaintenancemode.bat
With PC Monitor the posibilities are endless
Paul.
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Paul reacted to Marius in Active Directory User Info / badPwdCountIt's implemented and will be available in a next release.
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Thank you for the fast response, now that is what I call 5 star customer service!
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Paul got a reaction from Cptrico in Screen view dont work for meHello,
This is commonly caused because someone or something kill the pcmontask process. Please check if the pcmontask is running and if it's not running then someone must have closed it. To prevent someone from closing it make a scheduled task that runs only on manual call and has an action to start the pcmontask. Then you can create a rule that will check if the process closes then fire the sceduled task, this will restart the process every time someone kills it and eventually the person will get bored.
Cheers.
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Paul reacted to Marius in network bandwidthIf you move the mouse over the lines you'll get some more info for each point.
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Paul reacted to marinhd in Hosting options for Mobile PC Monitor EnterpriseSo I am running in Amazon Cloud and my monthly cost is $30 a month for a reserved Windows box... Pretty Good price I must say!
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