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Had the same problem and finally managed to make it work.I think your INSTALLED_APPS are ordered correctly - the admin_tools should be before django.contrib.admin. To be absolutely sure push django.contrib.admin below other admin_tools apps too.The problem is probably somewhere in the other configurations; mine was that admin_tools couldn't access my templates and was running the regular admin instead.

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Check out the order of your INSTALLED_APPS; It might help if you place the django.contrib.admin just below the django-admin-tools, the order here is used for choosing the right /templates/admin directory.

A little bit late, but I had the same problem, which turned out to be caused by the following circumstance: before installing admin-tools I had overridden one of the admin templates (base-site.html) by putting a modified version in my_project/templates/admin. So it would always use this template instead of the admin_tools one. After removing the custom template it worked.

Windows 10 admin tools or 'Administrative Tools' is the collective name for several advanced tools and are probably one of the most handy features for any IT admin out there. It allows the admin to manage several parameters of the operating system for quick troubleshooting.

Now that we are aware of these special Windows 10 admin tools and how they can be accessed, let us see how Endpoint Central MSP can help you avoid all these unnecessary steps with our specialized set of admin tools.

Endpoint Central MSP was designed by keeping IT administrators in focus. An IT admin handles hundreds of devices at one go. Some of these devices might be located at a completely remote site. Now each time an end-user might have any issue, the IT admin will either have to be physically present near the device to troubleshoot it or connect to the device remotely through RDP or any 3rd party remote access tool for troubleshooting. After this step, he/she will still need to access the Windows 10 admin tools section through one of the two ways mentioned above to diagnose the problem. This whole process can consume considerable amount of time and resource for any organisation/MSP and troubleshooting requests for the admin eventually piles up.

After dissecting this seemingly simple issue which can create an enormous back log of tickets overtime and eventually increase downtime of an organisation, Endpoint Central MSP created a whole feature around Windows 10 admin tools. This feature, clearly named 'Tools' for easy understanding, provides an IT admin unequivocal access to client's desktop from a central location. Endpoint Central MSP's tools allows single-click access to any end-user's (including remote) System Manager, Task Manager, Services, Printer, Command Prompt, File manager, Registry, Event Viewer, etc. which in turn helps troubleshoot the problem quicker than ever. Along with a built-in remote control, chat, video/audio call, file transfer ability, built-in admin tools shortcuts in remote control, tough and persistent issues can be resolved in no time.

Endpoint Central MSP's 'Tools' feature also provides you Wake-on-LAN, remote shutdown, and make network-wide announcements from the same interface. Now let us take a step back. Any decent remote access tool (such as Splashtop, Team viewer, etc) will cost you anywhere from $500 to upwards of $1500 for the same features and upto 5 users. With Endpoint Central MSP, 'Tools' is just one feature just one feature among dozen others (such as patch management, software deployment, asset management, etc.) which makes an IT admin's life easier than ever for the same amount.

How to log in to WordPressHow to update your WordPress admin passwordHow to reset the permissions of your files and foldersHow to move your WordPress site to another folderHow to delete your WordPress applicationTo make it easier for you to manage your WordPress site, we have created a special tool which automates the most common admin tasks, like changing your admin password, moving or deleting your site, fixing permissions, and others. To access it, go to your Site Tools > WordPress > Install & Manage.

Using the Install & Manage tool, you can easily change your admin password too. Navigate to Manage Installations, click on the Actions menu next to the desired domain and select Update Admin Password.

The Admin Tools module adds functionality and quick access for clearing caches, running cron and updates much like Admin Menu. Additionally, administrators can add their own custom links via hook_admin_tools_links() (this functionality is currently only available for Drupal 7)

The Analytics admin tools area is the main area for managing your Adobe Analytics instance; this is where most administrative tasks can be done. The other area for Analytics administration, the Adobe admin console, is for provisioning users and setting permissions.

Use the Analytics admin tools area for all Adobe Analytics administration tasks (besides user provisioning and permissions management). Examples of common administrative tasks include: creating and managing report suites; importing external data sources; excluding data from specific IP addresses; and so forth.

For all organizations that are migrated to Adobe IMS, these tasks are performed in the Adobe admin console. For more information, see the Adobe Analytics first admin guide. If your organization is not yet migrated to Adobe IMS, see Analytics User Migration to the Adobe Admin Console.

Encompass360 Admin Tools allows you to manage and monitor your Encompass360 installation, including server settings, event logs, and current users. In most cases, you must log in as the admin user to use each tool.

Add a brand new application, call it "Admin Tools", and register that one. That will generate an "App ID" (NOT THE SAME AS THE ITEM ID). Then, add the full URL of where admin tools will be running from (i.e. and/or ) to the "Redirect URIs" on the Admin Tools application.

This is a quick guide intended for new administrators. It does not cover everything you need to know but just the basics. Also note that the specific verbs and options from this guide will change over time as tools change, but overall this is what the main tools look like:

This panel is used to check the specifics of the current round. The first section is the most important one as it has links to panels which show who antagonists are, AI laws + law changes, the manifest, game mode, etc. The rest of the list are events which you can trigger. At the end of the secrets panel there is a link to the admin log, available to full game admins. This shows a log of what buttons were pressed and who pressed them so don't muck around with these buttons - It's all logged.

admin-tools is available as an AppImage which means "one app = one file", which you can download and run on your Linux system while you don't need a package manager and nothing gets changed in your system. Awesome!

The admin-tools AppImage also can be updated using AppImageUpdate. Using this tool, admin-tools can be updated by downloading only the portions of the AppImage that have actually changed since the last version.

If you would like to have the executable bit set automatically, and would like to see admin-tools and other AppImages integrated into the system (menus, icons, file type associations, etc.), then you may want to check the optional appimaged daemon.

I am trying to find a way to upload a large amount of new login e-mail details to all our employee accounts in concur. Under Admin, Company, Tools i have been informed i don't have the relevant option to import this information directly. I am using the standard version of Concur-is it possible to improve my admin right to enable an upload option?

To download the SysAid Administrator tools, go to Settings > Network Discovery > Downloads within SysAid and click on the link to download the SysAid Administrator Tools. Make sure you remember where you save the file.

VMware admins use a number of tools to help monitor, manage, and optimize their virtual environments. Recently I surveyed the VMware community to find the most popular tools and shared the top 10 on episode 184 of the Virtually Speaking Podcast. As you already know, there are a lot more than 10 VMware admin tools. This post reveals the top 10 from the poll as well as a list of lesser-known tools that admins might find useful. \r\n\r\n#1 PowerCLI\r\n\r\n#2 in 2019\r\n\r\nVMware PowerCLI is a command-line and scripting tool built on Windows PowerShell and provides more than 600 cmdlets for managing and automating vSphere, vCloud, vRealize Operations Manager, vSAN, NSX-T, VMware Cloud on AWS, VMware HCX, VMware Site Recovery Manager, and VMware Horizon environments.\r\n\r\nVisit the PowerCLI page on VMware code and choose your release to learn about PowerCLI.\r\n\r\n\r\n# To install PowerCLI just open a PowerShell console and run the command below:\r\nInstall-Module -Name VMware.PowerCLI\r\n\r\n#2 RVTools by Rob de Veij\r\n\r\n#1 in 2019\r\n\r\nMore than 1.4 million copies downloaded\r\n\r\nRVTools is a VMware utility that connects to your vCenter server and captures every bit of information about your virtual machines (VMs) and your ESXi hosts that you\u2019d want to know. It is able to list information about VMs, CPU, Memory, Disks, Partitions, Network, Floppy drives, CD drives, Snapshots, VMware tools, Resource pools, Clusters, ESX hosts, HBAs, NICs, Switches, Ports, Distributed Switches, Distributed Ports, Service consoles, VM Kernels, Datastores, multi-path info, license info, and health checks. It does it fast and in a format that readily exports to Excel.\r\n\r\nThe download is free, but you have to register with Veeam before you get your download. By downloading, you agree to join Veeam\u2019s mailing list, which you can choose to unsubscribe from, but don\u2019t unsubscribe too quickly, Veeam offers some great VMware-related products, many free of charge.\r\n\r\nThe latest version is of RVTools is 4.1.4\r\n\r\nDownload RVTools\r\n\r\n#3 ESXTOP\r\n\r\n#4 in 2019\r\n\r\nWith vSphere comes a very handy tool, called ESXTOP, which is great for helping IT Pros pinpoint performance issues quickly. It is a command-line tool that can be used to collect data and provide real-time information on the resource usage of a vSphere environment such as CPU, disk, memory, and network usage.\r\n\r\n#4 vCheck by Alan Renouf\r\n\r\n#3 in 2019\r\n\r\nvCheck is a PowerShell HTML framework script, the script is designed to run as a scheduled task before you get into the office to present you with key information via an email directly to your inbox in a nice easily readable format. This script picks on the key known issues and potential issues scripted as plugins for various technologies written as PowerShell scripts and reports it all in one place so all you do in the morning is check your email.\r\n\r\n#5 vCenter Converter\r\n\r\n#9 in 2019\r\n\r\nvCenter Converter quickly converts local and remote physical machines into virtual machines without any downtime. The Centralized management console allows you to queue up and monitor many simultaneous conversions, both local and remote, (i.e. headquarters and branch offices).\r\n\r\n#6 vDiagram\r\n\r\nThe vDiagram project is based on a PowerShell script originally created by @alanrenouf. It was then picked up by @jtrainmar & @vDiagram_Tony. vDiagram draws VMware environments in Visio. Download vDiagram 2.0. \r\n\r\n#7 AsBuilt Reports by Tim Carman\r\n\r\n#6 in 2019\r\n\r\nAsBuilt Report is a configuration document framework that uses Microsoft PowerShell and PScribo, to generate and build as-built report documents in HTML, XML, Text & MS Word document formats.\r\n\r\nAsBuilt Report is an open-source project developed primarily for IT professionals to allow them to easily produce \u2018as built\u2019 configuration documentation that is clear and consistent, across multiple IT vendors and technologies.\r\n\r\nThe framework allows users to easily run and generate reports against their IT environments and provides contributors the ability to easily create new reports for any IT vendor and\/or technology that supports PowerShell and\/or a RESTful API.\r\n\r\n#8 mRemoteNG\r\n\r\nmRemoteNG is a fork of mRemote: an open-source, tabbed, multi-protocol, remote connections manager. mRemoteNG adds bug fixes and new features to mRemote.\r\n\r\nIt allows you to view all of your remote connections in a simple yet powerful tabbed interface.\r\n\r\nmRemoteNG supports the following protocols:\r\n\r\n

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• Raw Socket Connections\r\n\r\n\r\n#9 HCI Bench\r\n\r\n#10 in 2019\r\n\r\nHCIBench stands for \"Hyper-converged Infrastructure Benchmark\". It's essentially an automation wrapper around the popular and proven open-source benchmark tools: Vdbench and Fio that make it easier to automate testing across an HCI cluster. HCIBench aims to simplify and accelerate customer POC performance testing in a consistent and controlled way. The tool fully automates the end-to-end process of deploying test VMs, coordinating workload runs, aggregating test results, performance analysis, and collecting necessary data for troubleshooting purposes.\r\n\r\nHCIBench is not only a benchmark tool designed for vSAN, but also could be used to evaluate the performance of all kinds of Hyper-Converged Infrastructure Storage in vSphere environment.\r\n\r\n#10 vSAN ReadyNode Sizer\r\n\r\nvSAN ReadyNodes provide the most flexible server options to build Hyper-Converged Infrastructure based on VMware vSAN. Selecting a vSAN ReadyNode is simple. Choose the vSAN version you want to deploy, pick a ReadyNode profile based on your specific needs, select your preferred server vendor, and then pick one of the available models.\r\n\r\nRefer to this step-by-step guide on How to Configure a vSAN ReadyNode\r\n\r\nHonorable Mention\r\n\r\nThe good news is there are more than 10 great tools for VMware admins to use. The following is a list of other tools that were mentioned.\r\n\r\nIOInsight \u2013 VMware Fling\r\n\r\nVMware IOInsight is a tool to help people understand a VM\u2019s storage I\/O behavior. By understanding their VM\u2019s I\/O characteristics, customers can make better decisions at storage capacity planning and performance tuning. IOInsight ships as a virtual appliance that can be deployed in any vSphere environment and an intuitive web-based UI allows users to choose VMDKs to monitor and view results.\r\n\r\nLog Insight\r\n\r\nVMware vRealize Log Insight is a virtual appliance that allows administrators to view, manage and analyze Syslog data. Log Insight gives administrators the ability to consolidate logs, monitor and troubleshoot vSphere, and to perform security auditing and compliance testing.\r\n\r\nVMware Skyline\r\n\r\nVMware Skyline is an automated, proactive support technology that helps customers avoid problems before they occur and reduce time to resolution of active support requests. For customers, VMware Skyline can increase team productivity and the overall reliability of VMware environments.\r\n\r\nvDocumentation (Ariel and Edgar Sanchez)\r\n\r\nvDocumentation provides a community-created set of PowerCLI scripts that produce infrastructure documentation of vSphere environments in CSV or Excel file format.\r\n\r\nPostman\r\n\r\nPostman is a powerful HTTP client for testing web services. Created by Abhinav Asthana, a programmer, and designer based in Bangalore, India, Postman makes it easy to test, develop and document APIs by allowing users to quickly put together both simple and complex HTTP requests.\r\n\r\nWinSSHterm\r\n\r\nWinSSHterm is a tabbed SSH solution for Windows, combining PuTTY\/KiTTY, WinSCP, and VcXsrv.\r\n\r\nLinux VSM\r\n\r\nLinux VSM, written by Edward Haletky, is a port of the VMware Software Manager to Linux. Linux VSM allows you to log in to My VMware, uses the My VMware downloads information and presents to the user the subset of downloads VSM allows.\r\n\r\nHyper.is\r\n\r\nThe goal of Hyper.is is to create a beautiful and extensible experience for command-line interface users, built on open web standards. In the beginning, the focus has been primarily around speed, stability, and the development of the correct API for extension authors.\r\n\r\nIn the future, the group anticipates the community will come up with innovative additions to enhance what could be the simplest, most powerful, and well-tested interface for productivity.\r\n\r\nGit\r\n\r\nGit is a mature, actively maintained open source project originally developed in 2005 by Linus Torvalds, the famous creator of the Linux operating system kernel. A staggering number of software projects rely on Git for version control, including commercial projects as well as open-source. Developers who have worked with Git are well represented in the pool of available software development talent and it works well on a wide range of operating systems and IDEs (Integrated Development Environments).\r\n\r\nTake a look at github.com\/vmware\r\n\r\npgAdmin\r\n\r\npgAdmin is a management tool for PostgreSQL and derivative relational databases such as EnterpriseDB\u2019s EDB Advanced Server. Documentation for the current development code, and recent major releases of the application are available at pgadmin.org.\r\n\r\nVMware OS Optimization Tool\r\n\r\nThe VMware OS Optimization Tool helps optimize Windows 7\/8\/2008\/2012\/10 systems for use with VMware Horizon View. The optimization tool includes customizable templates to enable or disable Windows system services and features, per VMware recommendations and best practices, across multiple systems. Since most Windows system services are enabled by default, the optimization tool can be used to easily disable unnecessary services and features to improve performance.\r\n\r\nYou can perform the following actions using the VMware OS Optimization Tool:\r\n\r\n
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Feel free to follow SexiGraf on @sexigraf_fr\r\n\r\nSexigraf for vSAN\r\n\r\nThe metrics used in the various vSAN dashboards are collected every few minutes using the QueryVsanStatistics API method of HostVsanInternalSystem. With some json ticks, it is possible to access any metrics from the vSAN cluster.\r\n\r\nPoCLI\r\n\r\nThe pocli package provides a lightweight ownCloud command-line client for basic file operations such as upload, download, directory creation and listing, and deletion. It is written in Python and built upon the official pyocclient package.\r\n\r\nThe development of pocli was motivated by the need for a tool to quickly up- or download single (or few) files on a computer that is operated without any graphical user interface (i.e. a typical HPC system), and where it may not be desirable to install the official client software.\r\n\r\nVMware Health Analyzer\r\n\r\nVMware Health Analyzer (or vHA) is a tool used by VMware Partners \/ Solution Providers in order to assess a VMware environment based on a standard set of best practices. At this point in time, it\u2019s only available for VMware Employees or Partners with access to Partner Central.\r\n\r\nAnsible\r\n\r\nOut of the box, Ansible ships with over 50 VMware modules supporting most use cases, including:\r\n\r\n\r\n\tManaging vSphere datacenters, clusters, hosts and guests\r\n\tVM template and snapshot management\r\n\tvSwitches, DNS settings, firewall rules and NAT gateway rules\r\n\r\n\r\nAnsible also ships with integrations to support physical network devices for all leading vendors. Additionally, NSX modules are available for teams looking to automate network virtualization.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nConclusion\r\n\r\nThere are so many tools to help VMware administrators plan, deploy, and manage VMware environments. This list is just a collection of tools I was able to capture in my recent poll. Is there something missing that you use? 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VMware admins use a number of tools to help monitor, manage, and optimize their virtual environments. Recently I surveyed the VMware community to find the most popular tools and shared the top 10 on episode 184 of the Virtually Speaking Podcast. As you already know, there are a lot more than 10 VMware admin tools. This post reveals the top 10 from the poll as well as a list of lesser-known tools that admins might find useful. #1 PowerCLI #2 in 2019 VMware PowerCLI is a command-line and scripting tool built on Windows PowerShell and provides more than 600 cmdlets for managing and automating vSphere, vCloud, vRealize Operations Manager, vSAN, NSX-T, VMware Cloud on AWS, VMware HCX, VMware Site Recovery Manager, and VMware Horizon environments. Visit the PowerCLI page on VMware code and choose your release to learn about PowerCLI. # To install PowerCLI just open a PowerShell console and run the command below: Install-Module -Name VMware.PowerCLI #2 RVTools by Rob de Veij #1 in 2019 More than 1.4 million copies downloaded RVTools is a VMware utility that connects to your vCenter server and captures every bit of information about your virtual machines (VMs) and your ESXi hosts that you\u2019d want to know. It is able to list information about VMs, CPU, Memory, Disks, Partitions, Network, Floppy drives, CD drives, Snapshots, VMware tools, Resource pools, Clusters, ESX hosts, HBAs, NICs, Switches, Ports, Distributed Switches, Distributed Ports, Service consoles, VM Kernels, Datastores, multi-path info, license info, and health checks. It does it fast and in a format t