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Introduction ........................................................................................3 Agent Deployment ...............................................................................4 Agent Deployment: Email Agent Method, Direct Download .................6 Agent Deployment: LAN Watch ...........................................................8 Asset Management: Baseline Configuration ........................................11 Asset Management: Baseline Audit .....................................................12 Monitoring: Alerts Configuration ........................................................14 Monitoring: Working with Kaseya Monitor Sets ..................................16 Monitoring: Viewing Kaseya Monitor Logs ..........................................18 Monitoring: Working with SNMP Sets .................................................20 Monitoring: Viewing SNMP Logs .........................................................26 Patch Management: Patch Status and Scanning .................................29 Patch Management: Reboot Action and File Source Settings ..............31 Patch Management: Deploying Updates ..............................................32 Patch Management: Additional Features.............................................34 Reports: Logo Customization .............................................................35 Reports: Executive Summary .............................................................36 Reports: Schedule Reports ................................................................38
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Introduction
The Kaseya application contains many features that provide an infinite number of configurations. This guides serves as an introduction to the Kaseya application, including the deployment of the first management agent and the detection of the systems on the network. If you have any questions on using the Kaseya services or encounter any difficulty establishing your settings, please contact the Support Team by following the instructions on the Need Help section located on the home page.
Follow the steps below to login to your Service Management Console: 1. Login to the Service Management Console:
2. Select the Kaseya link from the My Services module that appears the right side of the home page:
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Agent Deployment
The Kaseya application provides three ways to deploy the management agent: o Send the agent package to the end-user via Email o Download the agent package directly from within the Kaseya application o Using the Kaseya LAN Watch function
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2. Select the Kaseya agent package you wish to install or send via email.
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3. To perform a direct download installation, click the download hyperlink. To send the agent package via email, check the box next to Attach Agent Install Package and complete the To: field. Click the Send Email button when the form is complete.
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The LAN Watch feature scans the LAN and reports all devices with a MAC address. To begin, select a computer to perform the scan. Then select the Scan button to begin the scan immediately or schedule a time for the scan to run in the future. Within a few minutes, the LAN Watch scan will be completed.
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Select Install Agents from the LAN Discovery menu. A list with all of the machines that have LAN Watch information associated with them will be displayed. Select the desired LAN Watch machine to display a list of all the devices found on the network.
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Devices without the Kaseya management agent appear in red. To deploy the Kaseya agent, select the devices in the list and input the appropriate Administrator credentials. Select the Install button to deploy the agents.
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Select the Schedule Baseline Audit checkbox and then select which computer(s) to audit. Optionally, you may enable the PCI and Disk Audit for the computer(s), which will return system-level information. After you have selected the desired computer (s), select the Run Now button to immediately perform the audit or set a time for the audit to run in the future. When finished, select the Schedule button.
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The audit will complete within a few minutes. After the audit is complete, select the System Info command from the left menu to generate a list of computers that have audit information. To view the audit information, click on the computer name link. TIP: To access the audit information for a particular device from any screen in Kaseya, click on the diamond icon next to the machine name.
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3. Select the desired alert option from the drop down menu.
4. Select the machine(s) that will act as the monitor for new alerts. If the alert requires any arguments or settings, they will appear above the machine list. If you wish to receive email alerts, select the Email Recipients option and enter the email address(es) in the appropriate area. When finished, press the Apply button.
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3. Verify the Add Monitor Set radio button is selected and then choose a monitor set from the drop down window. Select the machine(s) that should have the monitor set assigned. Select the Apply button when finished.
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You may elect to modify the individual performance counters to customize the view.
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3. Select the desired machine(s) and input the Community Name string for the device(s) that you wish to monitor. This string will vary from device to device, so please check the manufacturer. When finished, select the Set Community button.
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5. Select the box next to the machine(s) that you wish to LAN Watch. Then set the date and time for the network scan. When finished, select the Scan button.
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7. Select the link corresponding to the machine you selected in the LAN Watch screen.
8. A list of SNMP-capable devices will be displayed. Select the box next to the device(s) to monitor and select an SNMP monitor set from the dropdown menu. When finished, select the Apply button.
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4. Select the IP address of the appropriate SNMP device to view the SNMP Monitoring logs.
5. You may select individual SNMP counters to view as well as configure the display.
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You may select the clients to scan and either perform an immediate one time scan by clicking the Run Now button or schedule a re-occurring scan to take place at a designated time. An immediate scan may take a few minutes to complete, depending on the speed of the client, network latency, etc. In addition, performing the immediate scan after setting a reoccurring schedule will NOT alter the existing schedule for the machine. It is a best practice to schedule a recurring scan to run on a daily or nightly schedule.
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2. After a scan has been performed and results are available, there are two ways to view this information. The quickest way to get an overall assessment of the patch status for a number of machines is via the Patch Status feature located under the Patch Management tab.
3. A detailed view of the update status is available on a per-client basis via the Patch History feature located under the Patch Management tab. By clicking on a particular client on this screen you can view detailed information about the installed and missing patches on the target system with hyperlinks to Microsoft's security bulletin and knowledgebase articles that pertain to the specific patch.
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2. By using the File Source feature, it is possible instruct the machines where to obtain the updates - either by directly downloading them from Microsoft or pulling them from a locally configured network share. The network share option makes the deployment faster and more efficient since the updates are downloaded from the Internet only one time and then they are distributed locally to the other machines on the network.
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After the client PCs have been scanned and reboot action options set, you may schedule the deployment of missing updates. Three features are available for this task: 1. Machine Update Administrators may configure updates to be scheduled on a permachine basis. Click on each individual client, select the updates that you want to deploy, and then set the schedule for when the updates will be deployed.
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2. Patch Update Administrators may configure updates to be scheduled to clients on a per-update basis. Unlike the above feature, Patch Update allows you to quickly schedule an update(s) to deploy on multiple client PCs without scheduling them separately.
3. Automatic Update - Configure updates to be automatically deployed to target clients on a scheduled basis.
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3. The Report header text field will accept HTML-formatted tags. A custom logo can be added to the header by typing the URL path of the logo as the source of an image. When finished, click on the Apply button.
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3. Select the desired report options and enter a title for the report. Press the Save As button to continue.
4. A dialog box will prompt for the name of the report. Enter a name to save the report and press the OK button.
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3. Select a report to schedule from the dropdown menu. Then select the machine group(s) that the report should be run against. Finally, set the time and repeat interval for the report and press the Schedule button.
4. The reporting schedule will be listed after you have scheduled a report.
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