I think I’ve said this in a previous post but I’ll say it again, the KaseyaScripts Yahoo Group often has some gold in it. Subscribe by emailing KaseyaScripts-subscribe AT yahoogroups.com Here’s a great app/tool Yan from Jointtech posted about this week: Ninite.com for creating scripted autoinstallers….timely post for me as I need to create some Irfanview deployment [...]
Continue reading...21 July 2010
Long time no see!… I’ve been on the road for a bit involved with various projects over the last couple of months and have been insanely busy so very few updates from me. Thought I’d post a quick one anyway particularly for those who aren’t subscribed to the Yahoo user groups for Kaseya. Couple of quick links to: Kaseya [...]
Continue reading...27 April 2010
Here’s a quick post – this one annoyed me today and couldn’t see anything in the Kaseya forums. It annoys me that AVG Corporate has such a bad name/reputation in the wild because of its association with AVG Free. As such, several MSPs I work with want to keep the AVG name away from users as [...]
Continue reading...12 April 2010
Have been seeing a lot on the net lately about KES (Kaseya Endpoint Security) working/not working, how AVG works great or how its rubbish. Personally, I love KES (my recent rant aside) To me, you could easily double the value you get out of Kaseya by switching all your clients to KES. Its not really about [...]
Continue reading...31 March 2010
@RANT RANT RANT…CRASH CRASH CR#@fdsflnv So if you follow me on twitter you’ll have seen my rant I had a few days ago about AVG9 problems and server freezing & crashing along with some stuff directed to @kaseyacorp re actively notifying clients of known issues.
Continue reading...23 March 2010
I was in the process of setting up BUDR imaging of a Kaseya setup for a client today and realized that using Kaseya BUDR to backup Kaseya, could potentially have a major flaw….
Continue reading...1 March 2010
I’ve seen MSPs burn hours applying customized monsets to monitor server disk drive space for different drive letters. Here’s how I do it, simple and effective: 1-I use the in-built disk space alert and set this to alert at 3% free I find 3% gives me the right balance to capture low disk alerts for both big [...]
Continue reading...20 January 2010
An invitation to a new Kaseya event appeared in my inbox yesterday with events around Australia and New Zealand. I’m keen to hear about Dean Wilson’s experience and have signed up. Check it out here – drop me a line on Twitter if you’re going and say g’day when you’re there.
Continue reading...5 January 2010
**This is a long post but don’t be put off. This will only take you about 10 minutes to implement and is really worth it, check it out and give it a try and post your feedback in the comments. As always, if you need some additional Kaseya help, head over the Contact page and [...]
Continue reading...29 December 2009
While the Kaseya Dashboard can be useful for keeping on top of alerts in realtime, it can be annoying, buggy and unless you’re watching it constantly, alerts can be easily missed. One of my clients attempted to resolve this problem and in their NOC/helpdesk they run a custom built dashboard solely dedicated to server offline alarms, [...]
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1 August 2010
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