This would be extremely useful for managing devices that are frequently offline or only connect intermittently. In our environment, I often know exactly what remediation or diagnostic script needs to run, but the device is offline when I’m working the ticket.
It would be ideal to queue a PowerShell script against an offline agent and have Atera automatically run it one time the next time the device checks in, then report the result/output and clear the queued job after a successful run.
Right now, the technician has to keep checking for the device to come online and manually launch the script, which adds unnecessary delay and follow-up work.
An optional expiration time for queued jobs would also be helpful so stale remediation tasks do not run days or weeks later.
Brian Smith
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This would be extremely useful for managing devices that are frequently offline or only connect intermittently. In our environment, I often know exactly what remediation or diagnostic script needs to run, but the device is offline when I’m working the ticket.
It would be ideal to queue a PowerShell script against an offline agent and have Atera automatically run it one time the next time the device checks in, then report the result/output and clear the queued job after a successful run.
Right now, the technician has to keep checking for the device to come online and manually launch the script, which adds unnecessary delay and follow-up work.
An optional expiration time for queued jobs would also be helpful so stale remediation tasks do not run days or weeks later.