New Dashboard layout. Fully responsive, from your iPhone to your desktop, your data is laid out to suit. Search by Client Name or Client Group at the top of every page. Preferences and settings are lined up on the left for better visibility and easy access. Saved Searches Perform your favorite searches and save them […]
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A fix for an issue with Time Machine monitoring under OS X Mavericks Limited warnings for CrashPlan expirations, in deference to an upcoming expiration tracker feature.
With Mavericks being free, users -now more than ever- are encouraged to take on the role of IT manager. When it works, this is great and can certainly reduce a Mac’s total cost of ownership even further. I wonder, when things go wrong, how many people will actually reach out for help? Often I get
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New Features / Enhancements PreferencePane Improved support for Option-clicking logo to view Client Record. “For support, contact” now supports email addresses Installation 64/32-bit installer plugin streamlines manual installation Support for changing subdomains (free of charge in most cases) Monitoring Client Support for JAMF Binary v9 Improved ExportStatus Process Improved JAMF ExtensionAttributes support Bug Fixes Improved
Watchman Monitoring Client 5.1.4. Feature Updated installer package, Feature LightSpeed Expiration notices include all related server demographics Feature Munki Demographic reporting Bugfix Many smaller fixes others. This release includes a number of key bug fixes. Subscribers can view details in our Community forum, at this post
Baton Rouge, LA (August 29, 2013) – Watchman Monitoring, Inc is proud to announce the immediate release of their integration with Zendesk’s online help desk service. With this new integration, alerts are more functional and easier to share with end users. “By integrating Watchman Monitoring and Zendesk, we’ve made it even easier for our subscribers
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An Apple consultant for over ten years, Mike Strum of OIC TechSolutions in South Florida first heard about Watchman Monitoring from another Apple Consultants Network (ACN) member. A short while later, he signed up and installed the agent on several of his customers’ computers. He immediately began getting reports of issues: backups not working, computers
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Mac Consulting Group, Inc. quickly became a well-respected source for Apple support and service. Based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the Mac Consulting Group served Apple customers including enterprises, small and medium businesses, and home users. After developing Watchman Monitoring out of necessity for its customers, Mac Consulting Group became the first subscriber and immediately saw
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Feature Improved reporting of Kerio Connect demographics Feature Improved reporting on BackBlaze Feature Better reporting when the blessed boot volume can’t reliably be determined Feature Included time of last Kernel Panic, along with overall count. Feature Included amount over threshold for boot volume capacity alert Bugfix Better handling of time machine when destination can’t reliably
In this version, we take an active stance regarding the Mirror setting in SoftRAID. Many users may not be aware that SoftRAID does not warn for missing members by default. This will cause a number of one-time alerts. Details can be found here: http://wtch.mn/softraid The Daylite Server Plugin has always been able to monitor the status
