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Does anyone have a working script to install Sentinel One silently on managed machines?
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Bring IT Documentation in your daily workflow through the IT Glue integration. Within the system details screen you can now access asset information, related documents, and related passwords for the matching IT Glue configuration.
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With the latest update to Endpoint Policies, you can configure Windows Processes directly in the Web Application using the NEW Processes category.
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We continue to add new titles to the 3rd Party Patch Management application catalog, with 28 added since the last update: General Improvements Monitoring and Management of Microsoft SQL Server 2014 and higher is now supported Alligned the user session status messages to match the ones used by the Windows operating system
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Scopes have been enhanced to include the use of Custom Fields, which supports multiple Rules with the ability to match Any or All rules, the addition of Organizations and Sites to the Context selection, and Network Device has been added as a new System Type.
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After a recent System Update and Reboot, the Pulseway Service now fails to start up with the error message "Configuration: expected =" No configuration files were touched or changed, can´t find anything wrong with /etc/pulseway/config.xml either. Server Specs: Ubuntu Server 20.04.3 LTS, 16GB RAM, ARM / aarch64 Updated packages before reboot: cockpit, cockpit-bridge, cockpit-packagekit, cockpit-storaged, cockpit-system, cockpit-ws, command-not-found, iptables-persistent, libcephfs2, libnss-systemd, libpam-systemd, librados2, libsystemd0, libudev1, netfilter-persistent, openssh-client, openssh-server, openssh-sftp-server, python3-commandnotfound, systemd, systemd-sysv, systemd-timesyncd, u-boot-tools, udev Error Screenshot:
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Search, filter and quickly find network devices with the new Device List.
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With the 8.8.9 Linux Agent, you can now install Pulseway on ARM64-based devices (Raspberry Pi 3 and 4).
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You can now view asset info and installed applications for offline Windows systems showing the last known information.
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You can now trigger workflow executions from Performance Counter notifications and evaluate Name, Category and Instance in conditions to build even more customizable workflows for your IT processes.
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Further protect your instance by restricting access to the Web Application and Rest API to specific IP addresses. Teams and users with dynamic IPs can be configured to bypass IP restrictions if they have two factor authentication enabled.
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Continuing our commitment to providing a secure environment, accounts with access to critical areas such as editing scripts and distributing custom titles, are now required to enable two factor authentication.
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Pulseway Client Portal now includes a built-in chat function that allows the end user to communicate directly with a technician. This can be started automatically as a step in a troubleshooter, or you can give users the option to start it directly themselves. A summary of the chat is recorded and can be sent to the technician. Automation Workflows: Run assigned patch policy Start patching systems as they get added to Pulseway using the new Run Assigned Patch Policy action, now available for the System Registered workflow trigger. Remote Desktop Improvements Introducing Adaptive FPS to deliver the optimum resolution for the current network connection, resulting in an enhanced user experience.
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Hi, i want to know how i can monitor the dropbox daemon on linux, i'v tried things with workflow but when i stop the service manualy it won't send me a notification or try to restart the service, and that is bothering me becaus on our servers we need to have dropbox running all the time for our application, i know that dropbox is weird on linux, it won't show with systemctl, but it's still like a daemon. I'm running debian buster machine all up to date with the last pulseway agent
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I am trying to configure Pulseway on my Ubuntu Server 20.04 LTS machine, but I'm having issues getting it to recognise systemd services. The services I want to monitor are smbd, plexmediaserver and clamav-freshclam. Regardless of what configuration I use, none of these services are even recognised by Pulseway let alone monitored. I have also tried setting each service as "NONE", "UPSTART" and "SYSVINIT" but nothing seems to work. The strange part is that ssh is monitored despite the fact that it's configuration is identical to the others. Here is a screenshot of my configuration: Can someone please help me out here? Is there something I'm missing? EDIT: Never mind. It suddenly started working after I posted this.
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Hello there, I was in the process of configuring my Pulseway agent on a VPS running Ubuntu Server 20.04 and I ran in this interesting bug. Even using the sample config provided by the agent, uncommenting the Ping Responses bloc throws this error in the log, and prevents the service from starting. vps pulseway: Starting Pulseway Daemon version 6.5 (2019082205) vps pulseway: Configuration: Values for 'Milliseconds' attribute at 'PingResponse' node 10.6.0.53(1) should be between 1 and 1000 vps systemd: pulseway.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=1/FAILURE The PingResponse bloc in /etc/pulseway/config.xml looks like this: <PingResponses> <PingResponse Address="10.6.0.53" Milliseconds="1500" Minutes="1" PriorityOnSlowResponse="1" PriorityOnNoResponse="1" Alias="vps DNS notif" Enabled="true"/> </PingResponses> So then I tried many Milliseconds values between 1 and 1000 but the same exact error always comes back. Is this a known issue or is there anything wrong with my setup? Many thanks to anyone who can help, Best, -
Is there a way I could Ping google.com for example and if below x milliseconds then create error sending notification to my Pulseway devices? -
hello does pulseway agent work on raspberry pi 4 (using debian buster arm64) ? thanks.
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I am attempting to install pulseway on my raspberry pi 3b+, and have downloaded and installed the correct file from the pulseway website, and made sure that my openssl libraries are up to date and correctly setup. I followed through with the given installation instructions and repeatedly the pulseway service is unable to be started. When executing the command sudo systemctl start pulseway, the command works and presents no errors. Upon checking the app or the list of all services, however, pulseway is not shown as a service and there is no devices connected to the app. See the attached images for the output of sudo systemctl status pulseway
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Please expand the list of programs on 3rd Party Patch management. Some suggestions: Adobe Flash Amazon Corretto (Since Oracle Java is not free anymore) Dropbox Gimp Google Gsync (GSuite) K-lite Codec LibreOffice OpenVPN Thunderbird WhatsApp Desktop Client
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Hi, I think it misses the ability to monitor bandwidth on servers and users computers. It would be nice to have a history of several weeks and the services used.
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The same way it works on Xen server or VMware, it would be great to be able to manage de Proxmox containers and KVM from the UI. I already installed it on the Host (the promox) using the Debian install, which is great, but it would be great to have buttons to manage the VMs and see the performance.
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I installed Pulseway on Ubuntu 16.10 64 bit. It was success. I want only monitor HDD and CPU usage and Power off computer. I want disable other features in config.xml. How can I disable (I see mobile app) Users, Terminal, Scripts, Enter Maintenance Mode? Thanks!
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I have Pulseway installed on a fresh Debian 9.1 box and receive the below error: pulseway[24336]: /usr/sbin/pulsewayd: error while loading shared libraries: libssl.so.0.9.8: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Any advice?
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I am running CentOS 6 and I can track most of my /etc/init.d services just fine - except for iptables. When the service is running, Pulseway reports that it is down. For example, these lines work just fine: <Service Name="ntpd" DisplayName="NTPD Service" IsDaemon="true" DaemonType="SYSVINIT" Path="" StartParameters="" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="true"/> <Service Name="crond" DisplayName="Cron Daemon" IsDaemon="true" DaemonType="SYSVINIT" Path="" StartParameters="" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="true"/> But this one does not <Service Name="iptables" DisplayName="iptables Service" IsDaemon="true" DaemonType="SYSVINIT" Path="" StartParameters="" CanBeStopped="true" Enabled="true"/> Does anyone have any ideas? I'm relatively new to Pulseway so it is entirely possible that I'm just missing something obvious. Edit: I just confirmed that I can start the service successfully when I manually stop it, but it still never detects it as running.
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