KACE Systems Management Appliance 13.2 Common Documents - KACE GO 8.2 Getting Started Guide

Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I prevent notifications at certain times?

Yes. You can confine push notifications to particular times of day, and to particular days of the week.

By default, the setting for this feature is Off, which means that no schedule is in place and your device will receive all notifications. The feature can be turned on in the Settings window, and you can select the start and stop times for getting push notifications.

NOTE: If you travel to a different time zone, you must log out and log back in to a KACE SMA from the new time zone in order for the system to recognize the change. Otherwise the push server might send a notification at an unwanted time.

Can I prevent notifications at certain times?

Frequently asked questions

Can I prevent notifications at certain times?

Yes. You can confine push notifications to particular times of day, and to particular days of the week.

By default, the setting for this feature is Off, which means that no schedule is in place and your device will receive all notifications. The feature can be turned on in the Settings window, and you can select the start and stop times for getting push notifications.

NOTE: If you travel to a different time zone, you must log out and log back in to a KACE SMA from the new time zone in order for the system to recognize the change. Otherwise the push server might send a notification at an unwanted time.

Which Managed Installations can I see on my device?

Which Managed Installations can I see on my device?

Only active Managed Installations (enabled = Yes) appear in KACE GO.

Does KACE GO store my data?

Does KACE GO store my data?

The KACE GO Mobile App encrypts and stores user name, password, org preference as well as the domain name of the KACE SMA if you have set Save Password to ON on the login page. Otherwise, the KACE GO app does not store any user data.

NOTE: KACE GO does not back up your user credentials, to prevent malicious attempts from decrypting login credentials from a backup.