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i gave up, after finally managing to get some stats from a system, it then suddenly stopped working. PRTG is not the solution for my use case

this is a steep learning curve, i'm on it

all network computers are windows, one of the runs 24/7 and has enough spare resources that it could take anything but the rest of the systems are very tight on background processes. from what i've read on the website i can't install a client under windows

it seems that in all of my brilliance i have forgotten to mention, i need this to work under windows... all of my network computers are running windows 10 ltsc

Hello there everyone. I'm looking for some sort of software that allows me to see some vital stats for my network computers (paid or free, doesn't really matter) I would like to have a time based graph per computer that shows me the following: - cpu usage - cpu temp - motherboard temp - ram usage - swap usage - disk usage - disk temp - ethernet link speed It would be ideal if this software could gather that info and place them in a graph at a determined interval (like say, 5 minutes, so that the impact on my system resources is as minimal as possible) Thanks in advance!

So after digging in more, I've noticed that it's a permissions thing (even though the whole reason i'm doing this multi stage batch execution process was to prevent this thing from happening) I have yet to figure out how to run the designated bat file to be recognized as being opened from that computer

I successfully used DENIED permissions before, but my other guests were not as... advanced. I could find a way to get in that folder with denied permissions in place. But what I couldn't mingle my way into was bitlocker, it's native in W10pro - give that a shot

Hello there, I'm new to psexec and don't fully understand how to use it, but I've managed to gather some info on how to do stuff with it. All my computers use windows 10 ltsc fully updated (about 20) with psexec running smoothly (tested with shutdown and reboot functions) What I want to do with a batch is the following: Insert computer number, copy one file to remote desktop, execute said file (let's say batch1.bat) file1.bat is just a short line to open with minimized command another bat file that is stored locally and has one purpose file2.bat is a search for .log files in local username/appdata/programname and copy them to a network location scenario 1: If I psexec start file1.bat, it opens file2.bat but it can not find the files to search for scenario 2: If I double click file1.bat, it opens file2.bat, copies the files, no problems I have attached the result of both actions and a functionality with some codes, can anyone help me figure out why it can't find the requested files?

how can i do that? can you point me to a guide that details everything i need to do and how to work the setup?

i'm sorry for the confusing question... i'm looking to have user account data stored on the network in a secured place, have a cloned disk with all the software installed and the users when trying to log in to windows to input password and username and automagically load their configuration regardless of the machine they are using. all of my desktop pc's are 90% identical which is not a problem for windows 10, 8.1 or even 7 (would like to use windows 10 1803 tho) when i was in college, i had my account accesible from all the computers with my personilised desktop enviroment with my apps that i used and all the configurations necesarry. i don't have any knowledge regarding this process or how to use windows servers. what i use now is rudimentary by comparisson. a "for dummies" like guide would be usefull but i don't even know what to search for

Hello there, I'm running a small computer network with 5 pc's for users, one pfsense server and another windows 10 machine that acts as a network storage and two virtual machines. i am using and would like to keep using a version of 1803 for the users. My question is, how can a corporation (or faculty) have individual desktops for each user and how can i do that so that i won't have to make 8 user accounts for each machine with identical configurations between them (user A with photoshop, premiere, etc - editor, user b - office package, proprietary - etc - so each user with his own stuff). I tought that i can run windows to go, but that fails after a few machine switches I am thinking of buying each an ssd and have their accounts on that (and my account as the supervisor) but that would imply hanging cables etc. Can i do this without hardware removal? like storing user accounts on an ssd in the "storage machine" thank you