Remote PC Power
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Advanced PC Power Policies

enPowerManager’s advanced power policies features lets you remotely configure advanced power options for all of your laptops.

• Automatically turn off monitors and hard disks after a set period of inactivity
• Set the system to automatically hibernate or standby when not in use
• Force users to enter their password on wakeup

Power Scheduling

Automate your computers’ power statuses to sleep, hibernate, and shut-down at specific times and days to reduce costs and energy waste.

Scheduled shutdown events can be configured to only trigger after the computer is idle for a set period of time. This option prevents enPowerManager from disrupting your users while they are still working on their computers.

Restart Computers

enPowerManager is a computer power manager for controlling the power states of local and remote computers.

With enPowerManager you can shutdown and restart a remote computer remotely from the convenience of a central console.

Schedule system restarts for software patch management purposes and keep computers updated on a regular basis.

Central Console

enPowerManager’s central console makes it easy to manage the power states of all the computers in your network.

• Shutdown multiple remote computers from a single interface
• Manually perform a remote restart, shutdown, or boot on a target computer in just a few clicks
• The console displays the user/computer name, CurrentWare client version, IP address, active users, and connection status

Audit Logons

• Meet Compliance Regulations: Meet compliance requirements with a convenient and auditable record of user activity
• Detect Security Threats: Monitor logins for Active Directory domain accounts to see if user accounts or computers are being logged into after hours
•  Boost Productivity: Monitor login and logoff times to spot users that are starting work late or taking excessively long breaks

^{*enPowerManager includes the User Logon History report. BrowseReporter and enPowerManager are both required to access the Active & Idle Time With Logon & Logoff Events report.} 

Track PC Power History

• Windows Logs: Maintain auditable records of a computer’s startup events with reports that include the system shutdown date and time, computer name, and user

• Verify System Startup Event: Shutdown logs help a system administrator remotely verify that computers have shutdown or startup as expected

• Last Shutdown Time: Use the startup and shutdown times to track the last known user for each endpoint