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SMS group GmbH provides production plants for the steel industry worldwide that rely on modern control technology as well as automation systems with corresponding real-time networks. The company uses PRTG to ensure performance and reliability during the construction, testing, and start-up of metallurgical plants (steel production plants), and thereby optimizes the quality of its production lines.
Gain practical knowledge on how to monitor your infrastructure with Paessler PRTG. Our training sessions are planned and provided by Paessler system engineers and are suitable for different experience levels.
With PRTG, system administrators can keep an eye on the health and performance of their network devices, traffic, applications, services, and much more, to make sure that their IT and business processes run smoothly at all times.
If there is an issue in the IT infrastructure, PRTG alerts the responsible person or team immediately via customizable notifications so that they can react quickly before a failure causes more severe problems.
Commercial editions of PRTG differ in license types and pricing depending on the PRTG product you choose. For PRTG Network Monitor, there are perpetual licenses from 500 to 10,000 sensors. With PRTG Hosted Monitor, you can choose from flexible subscription plans for more scalability. PRTG Enterprise Monitor offers subscription licenses with an opex-based cost model.
PRTG is an all-in-one monitoring solution, which means that no matter which license or subscription plan you choose, you're able to set up comprehensive monitoring for your entire IT infrastructure. With PRTG, you get the full package:
To keep an eye on the entire IT environment, there are specialized IT monitoring tools that constantly collect, log, and analyze data about the health, availability, and performance of all hardware and software in the respective network. This includes, for example:
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Ensure your computer systems are running smoothly, avoid outages, and increase the efficiency of your network by monitoring bandwidth and resource consumption with Paessler PRTG network monitoring tools.
Setup is quick and easy in just minutes with the auto-discovery of our network meter. The preconfigured device templates select the appropriate sensor settings for servers, applications, and network devices. You can also manually configure PRTG, of course.
With the freeware edition of PRTG, you can get started with network monitoring in a matter of minutes. Our auto-discovery function detects all the devices within a given IP address range and automatically incorporates them into your monitoring environment.
Network monitoring refers to the monitoring of an entire network environment. Its goal is to allow sysadmins to work in a better, quicker, and more efficient manner. Network monitoring focuses on parameters such as bandwidth consumption and the availability of network devices.
Some of the monitored devices include the local and Internet-based systems in an IT environment, such as databases, applications, clouds, servers, and network infrastructures. Network monitoring allows admins to ensure their networks run smoothly, effectively, and free of errors.
Yes, you can. You get to choose which devices are monitored by PRTG. You also get to define the scope of your monitoring. For example, you can choose to only monitor the CPU, free disk space, or certain ports of a specific device.
Yes. PRTG uses Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), performance counters, and SNMP to monitor your Windows Servers, operating system, processes, and services. You can monitor the following Windows parameters, for example:
Hi, I've set up PRTG Network Monitor once before a year ago and now I'm trying to set it up a second time and I'm a little rusty. So here's the problem, I tried to set up email notifications for two sensors that I set up. I set two triggers and simulated error status, and saw in the log, "Status sending Email: OK (Sensor/Source/ID: 2002/2002/1)", but never received an email. I then went to Setup > Account Setup > Notifications and clicked "Test" for "Email to Admin", and got a message in the log that simply said "Status sending Email: OK", but I never received an email either.
So, then I changed SMTP servers (I was using smtpout.secureserver.net), and put in smtp-mail.outlook.com for an outlook.com address I have. I got an "unusual sign-in activity" email from Microsoft stating that an unknown IP address was trying to use my account and "was this me?" which I confirmed, so I must've authenticated correctly. I had the FROM address my outlook.com address just in case it wouldn't send any emails from non-outlook.com email addresses and sent it to another email address, but never received any emails after repeating the two tests I listed above.
I also came across -why-don-t-i-get-notifications-from-prtg-what-are-the-top-5-reasons-for-notification-problems and made a note of the Security Software paragraph at the end as I'm running Symantec Endpoint Protection. So I created an exception for "PRTG Server.exe" as suggested on the page, but nothing changed. I even temporarily disabled it and sent another email via the Setup > Account Setup > Notifications and clicked "Test" for "Email to Admin" method, but again, nothing showed up.
The only indication that anything is wrong inside PRTG Network Monitor is the icon in the System Tray is blinking red and when I highlight the mouse over it it says, "Not connected (Error connecting with SSL, EOF was observed that violates the protocol). I'm running this on Windows 7 and the PRTG Network Monitor version is 13.1.2.1462. Thanks in advance for any and all help.
As one of the leading data center operators in the Netherlands, All IT Rooms plans, builds, and operates data centers for customers of all industries. Since 2017, All IT Rooms have relied on PRTG as the basis for its self-developed DCIM solution All-BaaS. PRTG monitors all components of the data center infrastructure, from cooling systems to uninterruptible power supplies, generators, security systems, and more.
Paessler PRTG Network Monitor is a proprietary network monitoring software by Paessler AG. It is best suited for small & medium IT infrastructures and offers extensive features for monitoring OT & IoT environments as well. The powerful on-premises monitoring tool runs on Windows servers and is easily scalable.
I updated to V15.2.16.2230 on the Enterprise Console and Network Monitor. After doing so my failover node lost connection to all sensors assigned to it and I cant connect to either PRTG server under 'All PRTG Server Connections' in the Network Monitor. I am receiving the error:NOT CONNECTED (ERROR IN CONTENT:)
I've seen other posts on this in this forum and none of them have been helpful whatsoever. Please help as this is my only networking monitoring tool and I absolutely need it to be functional in order to do my job.
I tried all the obvious things (yes, I updated to the latest version on everything, yes, i tried using secure/non-secure 80, 443, 8080 etc., yes, I tried rebooting both servers, restarting all services associated with PRTG, etc. etc.) I need some help please.
The error message "Error in Content" of the Enterprise Console indicates that there is no PRTG web server listening on the IP / Port configured. By default, The Enterprise Console tries to connect via Port 80 and will automatically switch to Port 443 if Port 80 is not available.
I opened The Admin Tool on both servers (Master and Failover Node). I verified the web connection information (IP:Port, SSL settings, credentials, etc.) were the same on both nodes and that the Admin Tool mirrored the Enterprise Console. I AM able to connect to the Master Node, but I am now receiving the 'NOT CONNECTED (UNAUTHORIZED) message in Enterprise Console. I am using the same credentials as I used for the Master node and they aren't working. I don't think this is a credentials issues though. I think it could, maybe have something to do with the way I am trying to set the cluster up. So I opened the web GUI of Enterprise Console on the Master and checked the Cluster, but both nodes are showing up. I was able to successfully join my failover the cluster, yet all sensors/probes are showing down on the failover still.
Ok, Another update. I figured out the issue with connecting to each node through Enterprise Console. I ended up just creating a new service account in Active Directory and updating the credentials in Admin Tool and Enterprise Console with the new account. It worked perfectly. The account I was using before was created by someone else and I noticed it didn't exist in AD so it must've been cached or half-way stale yet sort of working in one node but not on the other...very weird.
So, now that I can connect to each node I am trying to cluster them and I'm running into some issues. I tried running through the Admin tool and setting up one as a Master, other as a failover, and using the Key to connect them up. It appeared to work but I'm still getting a Red alert on the Cluster Health Sensor located on the Cluster Probe of the Master. One of the NIC sensors on the Master Node Local Probe is down and so are another 200+ sensors on various RMON devices.
Please help. It seems I am inching closer to getting this thing working, but I need some help. I've tried rebooting, restarting services, etc. etc. Also, it was throwing errors stating there were 2 Master Nodes but that's entirely false because I have Admin Tools open on both right now and there is clearly 1 Cluster Mode: Master Node and 1 Cluster Mode: Failover Node and both have the same Cluster Access Key and their own unique Node ID's.
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