EV Reach Process Automations is a powerful configuration management tool that can perform asset management, software deployments or detect network objects with a specific configuration.

• It offers an extensive collection of report, set, and execute actions.
• It includes all actions that can be performed using the Administration & Diagnostics module plus many more.
• Additionally, WMI technology has been fully integrated into Process Automations so that every WMI attribute and method can be configured in a Process Automation.

Examples of What Can Be Done Using EV Reach Process Automations

• Reporting on the installed applications on a set of machines.
• Deploying the installation of a software package on a set of machines.
• Reporting all user accounts with administrative privileges and a password age greater than 60 days.
• Shutting down all machines every Friday at 11:45 PM, unless a user is currently logged-in.
• Adding a new network printer to all users for a specific department.
• Detecting all machines that are currently running a specific process.
• Querying information, modifying settings or executing tasks using WMI objects.

Using the Process Automations Features

Process Automations is very easy to use.

• First, define a Process Automations Object. See: Creating a New Process Automation

• Second, either Run or Schedule the execution of a Process Automations Object. See: Executing a Process Automation Scheduling a Process Automation

• Third, view the execution status to find out which nodes failed. See: Viewing the results of a Process Automation

• Finally, if the Process Automation is configured to report data, view the generated report. See: Viewing a Report

Procedures

• Creating Process Automations
• Creating Custom Actions
• Executing Process Automations
• Extending Process Automations with WMI
• Reporting Process Automations
• Scheduling Process Automations
• Understanding Process Automations in Depth
• Using Process Automations

IT Process Automation Tutorials

• Activating Windows Remotely
• Alerting End-Users of Their Password Expiration Date
• Changing a SSID/WiFi Password on a Windows Machine
• Creating a Basic Workflow
• Creating an Installed Software List for Inventory Reporting
• Deploying an Outlook Signature for Multiple Users
• Deploying Office 365 on Multiple Computers at Once
• Detecting Servers Using a Specific Service Account
• Extracting Specific Windows Event Log Entries
• Incorporating Third Party Agents in the Scope Actions
• Installing Software on Multiple Computers at Once
• Launching Remotely a File or Website on a Client Machine
• Monitoring an Application on a Server
• Monitoring and Reporting on Connectivity Between Remote Systems
• Re-imaging a Windows Machine Remotely With WDS
• Rebooting to Safe Mode and Resuming Remote Control Session
• Remediating Non-Compliant Local Administrators
• Removing a Specific Windows Update by KB Number
• Reporting on NTFS Permissions
• Running Employee Access Termination Workflows
• Running Multiple Workflows Within One Scope Action
• Transfering a File to Multiple Computers or Servers