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considering you are also monitoring physical changes to the box (network interface changes for example), would it be within scope to monitor workstation locking
by RubyPinch 12y ago
considering you are also monitoring physical changes to the box (network interface changes for example), would it be within scope to monitor workstation locking/unlocking and hibernation? same question with removal/addition of plug-and-play devices (HDDs for example)
- greenwalls 12y agoInstead of monitoring locking/unlocking we monitored idle time instead. You'll notice the graph turns shaded when your computer is idle so if you see some strange spikes you can go back in time on the graph and investigate.
- RubyPinch 12y agoon the alerts page, it tells me that 2 alerts occurred, but it doesn't allow me to view those alerts? that should probably be fixed, not much point in a idle mode if it just makes things more difficult to investigate edit: also currently using 1.3GB of memory. what.