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TeamViewer: Overview
What TeamViewer was included in version 14.6 as a technical preview and in 14.7 is now a completed implementation, including unattended access. TeamViewer is a permanent replacement for our Observe Client functionality, which will be removed in version 14.8....
ChromeOS
Chrome OS is a lightweight operating system developed by Google, primarily designed for Chromebook devices. It is based on the Linux kernel and primarily revolves around the Google Chrome web browser. Chrome OS is known for its simplicity, speed, and security....
Troubleshooting
FileWave Engage EOL
What This is a notice that as of FileWave v14.8+ Engage will no longer be supported. When/Why FileWave v14.8 should release in Spring 2022. Engage has been at end of life earlier than this, but this will be the first release that will remove the functionality....
Android
Android is an open-source mobile operating system developed by Google. It powers a wide range of smartphones, tablets, and other devices. With its customizable nature, Android offers users the flexibility to personalize their device, choose from a vast selecti...
Google General Info
The Google General Info section serves as a comprehensive resource for a wide range of information related to Google services, products, and features that don't fit into specific categories. This section covers it all. Whether you're seeking troubleshooting as...
Background Login Items Notification Suppression (macOS Ventura+)
What macOS 13 Ventura includes new functionality in the new System Settings app to control services like LaunchAgents and LaunchDaemons — Apple is (confusingly) calling this Login Items (found in Settings->General). By default, Apple has chosen to display not...
1.0 Dashboard Basics
In this section, we'll take a look at basic access to the FileWave dashboard and give information on it's various built-in components. If you intend to use this dashboard, but you are new to it, then this is the place to start.
Boosters
FileWave Boosters help you reduce bandwidth use in deploying to remote sites, and also help the server have fewer connections.
2.0 Custom Dashboards for Beginners
Once you get the hang of the elements that are provided for you automatically, you may want to take the next step and start creating custom dashboards of your own. FileWave supplied dashboards will only take you just so far. As soon as you want to know spe...
Certificates
Certificates add a layer of security and trust between devices. Below are some articles that discuss how various certificates are used within FileWave.
3.0 Advanced Dashboard Primer
Aren't you an intrepid explorer! Look at you jumping right to the advanced section! Well, we are glad you are here. In this section we'll be looking at how you can create much more complex dashboard content. As soon as you want to go beyond supplied pane...
Set Safari Homepage (macOS)
Description This profile changes the Safari Homepage for the currently logged in user. This recipe was tested on 10.13.2 with Safari 11.0.2 Ingredients FW Admin Directions Create a New Desktop Fileset and select the Profile option Name the profile...
FileWave Central / Anywhere
FileWave Central is the native admin application and FileWave Anywhere is the web. You can do many of the same things in both tools.
4.0 Dashboard Alerts
With the Custom Dashboards configured you can now choose to configure email alerts based upon conditions met. Alerts are only available for Visualisations of type Graph. Custom Dashboards provide live information, but for some you will want to receive notif...
FileWave Client
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Troubleshooting Imaging
These pages provide various troubleshooting guides for FileWave IVS
Booster ID Generation
Description In some circumstances, a Booster may appear as missing or multiple boosters may overwrite a single Booster record in the Admin console. This can occur where each booster is a copy of another booster, e.g. VM source is identical. Where Booster ID...