We are excited to have our development schedule laid out. The client is currently at version 1.5.4, with 4 new plugins and more reported demographic data, and a cleaner email layout. Development of the version 2 server will commence on November 15th, and has a 6 week development time. Let’s just assume development will take […]
Version 2 is scheduled Read More »
New build released today, version 1.5.1 with an optimized log scanner, and fancy new installer window. Installed Watchman Client on my mom’s computer, and promptly received an issue notification. Mom’s computer hadn’t been backed up in 271 days. I asked her about the Time Machine notifications, and she’s just been ignoring them. At this point,
Is monitoring needed? I just got done listening to Alan Gordon of the Humac Group, speaking at MacSysAdmin 2010. His talk laid out some great reasons why to monitor your systems. Of course, as with so many monitoring systems, software packages assume ownership of the computers and their networks. Watchman Monitoring makes none of those
Yes, it helps cut down on questions. Read More »
This project has grown by spurts and bounds since it’s inception: a way to keep track of people’s backups. So often, clients come in to our office with a computer problem, and no idea of their last backup. It gets old, asking the dreaded question: do you know when your last backup was? So often,
It’s all about the backup. Read More »
Took a while to really get this started… so many questions! Is the project going to be worth trademarking? Is trademarking even worth while? Will the money spent on trademarking be money well spent? Who to hire to do this? The biggest problem turned out to be finding an attorney who is young enough (at
Trademarks are filed! Read More »
Update: Watchman Monitoring™ has arrived.
Watchman Monitoring is coming. Read More »
