PRTG 100 is available for both personal and commercial use for free, but is limited to monitoring 100 sensors. If you want to monitor more sensors, you need one of the Commercial Editions. Our licensing model is based on the number of sensors and core server installations.
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Is PRTG still free?
PRTG 100 is available for both personal and commercial use for free, but is limited to monitoring 100 sensors. If you want to monitor more sensors, you need one of the Commercial Editions. Our licensing model is based on the number of sensors and core server installations.
What does PRTG run on?
Recommended setup for most PRTG users directly on x64 server hardware or in a properly configured virtual environment (for more information, see section Running PRTG in virtual environments). on Windows Server 2022, Windows Server 2019, Windows Server 2016, or Windows Server 2012 R2; Windows 11.
What is PRTG stands for?
PRTG
| Acronym | Definition |
|---|---|
| PRTG | Paessler Router Traffic Grapher |
| PRTG | Pseudo-Random Test Generator |
Can PRTG monitor firewall?
PRTG sensors monitor the status of your firewall and hardware parameters such as CPU usage. However, our sensors are not suitable for filtering and storing log files. Some software providers specialize in the analysis of firewalls.
What PRTG can monitor?
PRTG is a comprehensive network monitoring application for Windows-based systems. It is suitable for networks of all sizes and capable of LAN, WAN, WLAN, and VPN monitoring. You can also monitor physical or virtual web, mail, and file servers, Linux systems, Windows clients, routers, and much more.
How is PRTG licensed?
For PRTG Network Monitor, you must request a trial license key. Click the Free Download button on the Paessler website to see the license details and the key. The Trial Edition of PRTG Network Monitor is limited to 30 days and automatically turns into a Freeware Edition afterward.
Does PRTG have an agent?
PRTG Network Monitor: Powerful Network Monitoring Software Thanks to Agent-Based and Agentless Technologies. The use of both agent-based and agentless monitoring is included with any PRTG license at no extra cost – even in the network management freeware, which includes 100 sensors and up to 3 remote probes.
Does PRTG use Java?
PRTG does not include a single line of Java code. On the web browser we use HTML, CSS and Javascript (=AJAX), but no Java.
What is MRTG and PRTG?
Often described as MRTG for Windows, PRTG Network Monitor makes network monitoring easy. The software works with (almost) all SNMP enabled devices, such as managed switches, routers and firewalls. It can also monitor services and systems using various other protocols such as WMI, SMTP, HTTP, etc.
Does PRTG do vulnerability scanning?
Second on this list we have Paessler’s PRTG Network Monitor, a network monitoring platform that also offers a complete vulnerability monitoring experience. PRTG Network Monitor is capable of monitoring everything from entire networks to endpoints, ports, and servers.
How many devices can I monitor with my PRTG?
Most PRTG users have 10 sensors per device on average. In most cases, a license for 1,000 sensors is therefore enough to monitor about 100 devices, for example. If you exceed any of these recommendations, please contact the Paessler Presales team. 2. Recommended setup for remote probes
Is PRTG Network Monitor supported by Paessler?
As the solution described in this post is not part of PRTG itself, it is not officially supported by Paessler or PRTG Technical Support. PRTG Network Monitor is, of course, used in environments of all sizes, ranging from smaller infrastructures with only a few devices, through to larger companies with multiple locations.
Is PRTG a good program to use?
We use PRTG to monitor a variety of things within our district. It is a good program, but it has been tedious to work with to add and modify devices, groups and sensors manually or using the custom template Auto Discovery in the GUI because Paessler has not officially supported Powershell.
How do I add devices to PRTG?
Connect to the PRTG server. Import the CSV spreadsheet of devices and locations. Group each record by state. Get the state’s PRTG probe name. Group each record in the state by its district. Get the district’s PRTG group (and create one if none exists yet) Get the office’s server. Add the device in PRTG using a Host of . .