In PRTG Network Monitor 7 when adding custom Netflow or Packet Sniffing sensors, you will notice a field entitled “Channel Definition”. In this field you need to provide the channel definitions (one channel per entry) that allow you to account the monitored traffic in various ways.
This Knowledgebase article explains the details.
We have uploaded a new version of PRTG 7. This version includes new features, usability improvements and a number of bugfixes.
Besides a number of bugfixes and changes we have added the following new features:
If you want to include graphs that always show live traffic pattern (or other measured values) from PRTG 7 in your own webpages (e.g. Intranet), you have three options that use different authentication methods.
A new Knowledge Base Article explains the details.
Today we have published a new Knowledge Base article that lists all available placeholders that you can use in “subjects” and “bodies” of notifications (i.e. emails, SMS, EXE-calls, etc.).
Based on the feedback from our users we have improved PRTG Network Monitor since the initial release last week and have today uploaded V7.0.5 with a number of bugfixes.
If you want to include live graphs from PRTG Network Monitor into your own webpages (e.g. Intranet) that always show live traffic pattern (or other measured values) you have three options that use different authentication methods.
Today we have officially released PRTG Network Monitor Version 7. This new version marks a major step in the development of Paessler’s monitoring products.
Today a new article of mine was published by the Enterprise Systems Website www.esj.com:
IT faces three major classes of exposures:
Read more here:
Network Visibility: The Key to Risk Management: These three steps can help you establish a “reality-based” risk mitigation plan
A new knowledge base article summarizes the differences between PRTG Network Monitor 7 and its part-predecessor IPCheck 5 - from the perspective of an IPCheck Server Monitor 5 user.
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Today we have uploaded the first Release Candidate of our new monitoring tool PRTG Network Monitor.