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Trigger, Account, You can manage your account information, including username, password, email

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Task Trigger Account Log You can set scheduled rules for the specified devices on the specified time. For example, you can configure the devices to reboot every two weeks, or configure Pharos Control to discover the devices in the LAN at 8:00 am every day. You can configure Pharos Control to notify you of the device status change via email. For example, if a device in Managed status breaks down and changes to Unmanaged status, Pharos Control will send an email to inform the network administrator of this event. You can manage your account information, including username, password, email and so on. As the original administrator, you can also create multiple accounts with different privileges and distribute these accounts to other administrators. You can view and manage the system logs. 16

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Task
You can set scheduled rules for the specified devices on the specified time. For
example, you can configure the devices to reboot every two weeks, or configure
Pharos Control to discover the devices in the LAN at 8:00 am every day.
Trigger
You can configure Pharos Control to notify you of the device status change via email.
For example, if a device in Managed status breaks down and changes to Unmanaged
status, Pharos Control will send an email to inform the network administrator of this
event.
Account
You can manage your account information, including username, password, email
and so on. As the original administrator, you can also create multiple accounts with
different privileges and distribute these accounts to other administrators.
Log
You can view and manage the system logs.