Linux Client 3.1 – CrashPlan, Kerio Connect, MySQL, and RAM Reporting

Monday, August 1st, 2016 / Linux Client, News, Release Notes

Features Better MySQL log handling and reporting Support for separate XMPP Log paths Changes Massive internal/framework changes, prepping for shared codebase Updated gathering of running services MySQL plugin to check for active service, not just config and logs Updated volume and RAM size displayed to display in human readable sizes Bug Fixes A number of […]

Mac Client 6.5.4 – False Mounts, Malware, Casper, Kerio, and Crashplan

Monday, August 1st, 2016 / Mac Client, News, Release Notes

This release for our Mac agent officially brings back False Mount reporting. It also contains a fully rewritten CrashPlan plugin. The latest Malware? It’s also accounted for in this release.

Mac Client 6.5.3 – Malware, Better Logging, and ScreenConnect Support

Wednesday, July 6th, 2016 / Mac Client, News, Release Notes

Watchman Monitoring expands its malware definitions, handles computers which sleep during its hourly reporting, and adds preliminary support for ScreenConnect.

Proactive Support in 2016

Friday, July 1st, 2016 / News

Allen Hancock spoke at PSU this summer. The slides and video from our session are below. In the belief that the best way to learn a topic is to teach it to others, Allen has been a regular speaker at conferences for the past 5 years. When it came to PSU MacAdmins, the first sponsors […]

A Summary of Apple’s New File System

Tuesday, June 28th, 2016 / News

One of the coolest developments from WWDC was the formal introduction to Apple’s new APFS file system. Hoping to correct HFS+ technical debt and growing pains, APFS looks to make Time Machine’s, iOS’s, and, most likely, your life easier. APFS is looking to the future, and is designed fully around flash storage. Its notable features […]

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