Paul

Hi MMSOFT,
I would like to share some improvement suggestions for the Dashboard app.
They are mainly seen from a dispatcher point of view, and not for a monitoring display screen, so they are centralized about the "All Notifications" list.
1. Change (default) view to "All Notifications" list.
As a dispatcher the focus is on the notifications, and not the systems.
It would be nice to be able the change the main window to the "All Notifications" list, insted of getting a popup window.
It could be from the view menu, or by a separate launch-parameter/shortcut.
2. Sort columns in "All Notifications" list.
It is not possible to the sort the notification list by clicking column headers.
That should be a very easy implementation, that brings value to the dispatcher.
3. Right-click actions on the notification list.
A dispatcher doesn't only look at notification list. He also takes a notification.
So it would be great with the possibility to run custom action, be right-clicking on notifications.
It could be actions like "Assign notification", "Create Zendesk Ticket", "Send email", "Open system in webapp", "Write comment".
It could be implemented by custom actions, like running executables or calling webservices.
It could also be implemented by plugins.
4. Show (results of) executed actions in notification list
If a custom action (above idea no. 3) has been executed on a notification it should be visible on the notification list.
It could be by an icon column, or the line changing color.
5. Notification comments.
It should be possible to put simple comments on a notification, both from the dashboard, and in all other apps.
It should be easy the see that a notification has a comment on any notification list.
You are welcome to contact me, if you need ideas to how it could be implemented.
 

Hey Brian,
Thanks for the update. Glad to hear it works now .
We are having internal talks about OpenJDK, most likely we will be adding it to our catalog. In the meantime we will continue to provide update for the latest version of Oracle JDK 11.
-Paul

Hey everyone,
Thank you for your patience. We've reached out to Microsoft in an attempt to see if they have made any unannounced changes internally on how they handle login providers however we've received no response as of now. Unfortunately we couldn't reproduce the issues on any of our tests machines but we've seen an alarmingly high amount of support emails reporting that users cannot login into their computers after a recent Windows feature update which has prompted us to take immediate action to prevent us from interfering with the operating system.
Until we figure out what exactly is happening with the operating system while it's loading our login providers it's risky to reintroduce this feature. If there is anyone who was affected by the login provider issue and would like to help us on reintroducing the feature please drop me a PM and I'll send you some instructions on how to collect diagnostic information crucial to understanding and reproducing the issue.
-Paul

Thanks. This is a great idea, we'll consider it for a future release. It's annoying that you have to create tags, a scope and a task only when you need something real quick. We'll see how we can improve this.
-Paul

Hi Martin,
This is still on our backlog for the SQL server module. As soon as we touch that module we'll be adding this notification too .
-Paul

Hi Martin,
Thanks. I've pushed this into our todo list. It will be picked by the development team and we'll notify you when this is implemented.
-Paul

Hi Francis,
The thing with bandwidth monitoring is that you have to perform speedtests every now and then which cause further bandwidth utilization and will chew up your data depending on how often you're using it. I am considering on writing a plugin for this as it's a commonly request feature too.
-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

Hey Martin,
You are not the only one looking for this and this feature just might come in when we're adding support for 3-rd party patch management next year.
-Paul

Hi Martin,
I did look into this and Windows APIs do not provide you with the information on who triggered the power event. It can be hardware triggered, it can be triggered through a software via the API, it can be a user signed into the console session or it can be one of the remote desktop sessions which are active. Guesswork will not be a great approach for this.
-Paul

This is on our todo list for the automation module 2.0 when we'll be adding event based triggers. It also comes with a tag editor to make it simpler to edit tags on machines.
-Paul

I've added this to our todo list, we will definitely add support for it!
-Paul

Hi Martin,
This is still on our backlog for the SQL server module. As soon as we touch that module we'll be adding this notification too .
-Paul

I agree that this is a must-have for RD auditing. We'll most likely be adding a report to include the RD activity. Thanks for the feedback!
-Paul

Agreed with previous comments but then just noticed that on the Agent Group section, where the Systems are listed, at the bottom left hand side of the page there is an Edit link.
Click this and then you can moveout the device (System) and then choose where to move it to.
 

Often times when client calls in they don't know their computer name. We would like to see the currently logged in user right in the dashboard to identify the correct computer.

Fixed!
Thanks, team.

This Plugin will check for the certain Windows event log entry which was logged during the boot process into the system log. You will have the option to configure Windows event id (any ID) and the time.
 
Read_startup_events.dll

Hi Paul.
I found it myself:
void SendNotificationToAllDevices(string message, NotificationPriority priority, bool allowMultipleNotifications, string notificationIdentifier)
Are there any more hidden gems, not mentioned in the docs?

oops couldn't see the wood for the trees, need to enable 'Ask on start' as well ..all sorted now

We noticed that all machines we had with Win 10 either via fresh install and or upgrade would not WOL from Pulseway. Through much troubleshooting and testing it came down to the fast startup option in the power settings preventing WOL from happening. We setup a PS script to change the regkey value for fast startup and set it to disabled. After a restart and processing of the registry the systems now wake when requested to via Pulseway RMM. PS script is below...
Set-ItemProperty 'HKLM:\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Power' -Name HiberbootEnabled -Value 0

Hi Paul,
Thank you for your prompt resolution. I've tested the fix and it is working as expected after a browser cache delete.
Kind Regards,
D

Looks like it's working for me.
I had to do a little bit before:
Settings
Details
Toggle 'Enable Push Notifications' off then on again
 
Thanks for getting this working again

Hi there,
We're in the process of moving the Autotask integration from the agents to the server side so you will be able to centrally configure the integration and to automatically close Pulseway RMM alerts when the Autotask tickets are resolved. Can I say it's going to be super awesome ?
-Paul

Hi there,
Not yet but we're planning on supporting alert triggers for automation tasks which will work pretty much like the task scheduler works on a windows machine. It's going to be awesome.
-Paul