Is your MainLobby PC network growing? With the MLWMI plugin, you can now monitor and control all PCs on the LAN. PC reliability is a major key to a successful MainLobby automation system. Knowing that all PCs are running well is a key. As a dealer, the new MLWMI plugin allows you to perform remote administration and moniitoring of your customer's installation.

MLWMI plugin consists of the MLWMI Server that installs as a plugin for MLServer 3. This communicates with the MLWMI Client application that runs on each client PC that you want to manage. The polling time and data desired is then configured on each client PC.

MLWMI installation diagram

Screen Shots in Development

	Features:
	Automate a reboot of a client PC
	Automate a Wake on Lan of a remote PC. Great for launching an HTPC when it's movie time to conserve energy and increase hardware lifetime. Must be enabled in remote PC BIOS.
	View status of: CPU and RAM utlization, pagefile size
	Turn screensaver on / off on any client - great for nightime mode
	Watch popular application processes on each client (MLServer, MainLobby client, Outlook, IE, Homeseer, Media Center) Allow for remote start of these applications.
	Monitor all hard drives and provide alert if drive capacity is below a set threshold
	Alllows for redirection of MLWMI tracked variables to another MLServer 3 PC
	Client OS and service pack levels
	Client PC uptime and last reboot time
	Client PC date and time settings
	Client PC UPS status (good to know if there is a power failure for automation shutdown)
	Antivirus type and overall status
	CPU type and quantity
	Future proposed update: Update client software (like MainLobby Client) on all Client PCs from Server)
	Supported MLServeCmds:
	MLWMIServer|Disconnect~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|Disconnect~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|Close~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|Close~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|Warn~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|Warn~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|WarnInt~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|WarnInt~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|Update~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|Update~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|UpdateInt~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|UpdateInt~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|ScreenSaver_Off~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|ScreenSaver_On~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|Reboot~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|Reboot~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|Shutdown_On~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|Shutdown_On~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|WOL~BYIP~192.168.1.1
	MLWMIServer|WOL~BYName~FileServer02
	MLWMIServer|Start_Process~BYIP~192.168.1.1~Process
	MLWMIServer|Start_Process~BYName~FileServer02~Process
	MLWMIServer|End_Process~BYIP~192.168.1.1~Process
	MLWMIServer|End_Process~BYName~FileServer02~Process
	MLServer Variables created:
	MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_ANTIVIRUSINFO MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_AVUPTODATE MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_BATTERYINFO MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_COMPUTERINFO MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_CPUINFO MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_CURRENTDATETIME MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_DRIVE0_NAME MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_DRIVE0_SPACE MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_DRIVE0_STATUS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_DRIVE1_NAME MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_DRIVE1_SPACE MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_DRIVE1_STATUS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_DRIVEINFO MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_HOMESEER_STATUS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_LASTREBOOT MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_LASTWARNINGUPDATE MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_MACADDRESS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_MAINLOBBY_STATUS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_MEDIACENTER_STATUS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_MEMORYINFO MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_MLSERVER_STATUS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_OUTLOOK_STATUS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_PAGEFILEINFO MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_SCREENSAVERSTATUS MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_SYSTEMUPTIME MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_UPDATEINTERVA MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_UPSINFO MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_VERSION MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_WARNINGUPDATEINTERVAL MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_WMIMESSAGE MLWMI_[CLIENT_NAME]_WMIUPDATE These variables will be created for each client registered with the system
	Note: MLWMI interfaces with Client PC Windows WMI system.