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Multiple User Accounts on Pulseway SaaS Enterprise
Pulseway Enterprise supports multiple user accounts, which means that you can set up user accounts for your team members or clients to access different parts of your monitored network. Chose an access level and select what systems you want to share. At any time you can edit and delete the user accounts. This creates a collaborative environment where the entire team or department can work seamlessly together to pro actively monitor and manage their IT infrastructure. ...
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5 Essential Tips on Growing your IT Consulting Business
Growing your IT consulting business is difficult and can be an expensive undertaking. You have to differentiate yourself from your competitors in ways that have meaning and return on investment for your customers and your potential customers. In this post, we describe five essential tips to help you in your journey to grow a successful IT consulting business, to make your customers happy, and to provide the best possible services while doing so. ...
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Run and Manage Backups from your Phone or Tablet
No one gets excited about backups until one fails and you can't retrieve valuable data or when you can't return to a stable point in recent history on a system. It isn't unusual to hear that a backup didn't finish, that a backup failed, or that a backup didn't start. And you're not aware of the problem until you attempt to restore from one of these failed conditions. ...
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Top 5 Best Practices for System Administrators
Who better to use as a reference than the people who practice the fine art of system administration themselves? The SAGE-IE group actually published ten rules for System Administrators in this presentation, but we decided to take their top five and go into a bit of depth on each one for you....
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How to Avoid a 40-Minute Commute for a 30 Second Fix
Managing your IT infrastructure is a tough job and it's especially tough on those given the task of maintenance, on-call rotations, and outages. A filesystem fills up and an alert fires. A service fails and another alert goes out to administrators. A server goes offline and an alert eventually hits the mobile phones of the technical support staff. Unfortunately, the administrators who receive the alerts are sometimes far away from their computers and can't reach them in a timely manner to investigate or to resolve the issues at hand. On the surface, this looks like the perfect opportunity to implement a remote management solution so that administrators can respond immediately to alerts...
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