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Hi, thanks for your question. Yes, port 23560 needs to be opened on the remote probe device itself in order to connect to the core server. This tutorial is referring to connecting a remote probe to PRTG Hosted Monitor (and port 23560 is opened automatically for this solution), but if you're using PRTG Network Monitor (on premises), then you'll also need to open the port on the core server side as well - so both ways. Hope this helps :)

H, thanks for your question. In this case, you could use our SNMP Custom Sensor, which monitors a specific OID - www.paessler.com/manuals/prtg/snmp_custom_sensor Hope this helps!

Hi orion1745! Are you trying to add them on the local probe? You won't be able to add it to a cluster for instance. 🙂

@@PRTGtutorials That was it, thank you! We were using the v1 sensors on our actual DNS servers in the cluster probe, to monitor the service itself.

In one of the next videos, we will discuss how to monitor Proxmox via its API in PRTG. So stick around for episode 2! Whether we develop a native Proxmox sensor is currently under discussion. 🙂

Hi, thanks for the question - currently, PRTG will only run on Windows, however we have just released the Multi-Platform Probe which allows for monitoring in a Linux environment - ua-cam.com/video/hPJ8Vq0ivLY/v-deo.html

Hi thanks for your question! You should be able to do this by adding a custom HTML object. You can read more about this here - kb.paessler.com/en/topic/59950-adding-an-external-site-to-a-map

Hi, thanks for your question - yes, it would need to go be added to the DNS device. Glad you managed to make it work :)

Hi thanks for your question! You should be able to do this easily by right clicking the sensor in the device, and selecting 'Resume'. Hope this helps!

We'd be happy to help, so please just raise a ticket in our support portal - helpdesk.paessler.com

We don't have any tutorial specifically for this type of monitoring, but you might want to have a closer look at the SNMP Traffic sensor which let's you keep an eye on interfaces - www.paessler.com/manuals/prtg/snmp_traffic_sensor

my thoughts exactly, came here to see what permissions should be given and she's just using root 💀

@@NarcoSarcosame here

Thanks for your question - we don't have any videos for offline updating, but you can follow the instructions in this KB article: kb.paessler.com/en/topic/65981-how-do-i-update-software-version-with-no-internet-access

Hey, thanks for your question. You can change sounds in PRTG in your Notification settings in the web interface. For some details on this, just follow this guide - kb.paessler.com/en/topic/5473-how-can-i-setup-audible-notifications-sound-files-in-prtg

If your devices support SNMP, then that's a good place to start - but it does really depend on the topology of your network, and the devices themselves. If you need some more advice here, please feel free to open a ticket with us at helpdesk.paessler.com

Hey thanks for your question. PRTG should be able to monitor this if NetFlow is enabled on your target device. If you're still having problems, please get in touch with us at helpdesk.paessler.com

Hey, thanks for your question! It is possible to include video in Maps such as live streams for example. Have a read of our blog for more info - blog.paessler.com/display-live-video-on-your-prtg-map

Thanks.🙏

Hi, thanks for your question. It sounds like you have so more in depth queries regarding what PRTG can monitor, so the best way forward here is to get in touch with us via our support portal so we can help you out with your monitoring needs - helpdesk.paessler.com

Hi @FISI_Deutschland, Sie können eine Remote Probe auf einem PC im Subnetz installieren und die Geräte in diesem Subnetz von der Remote Probe aus überwachen. Die Remote Probe würde dann die Daten an Ihren PRTG Core Server zur Verarbeitung und Speicherung senden. Weitere Einzelheiten zu Remote Probes finden Sie hier: www.paessler.com/manuals/prtg/remote_probes_and_multiple_probes

@@PRTGtutorials Vielen Dank für die Antwort!

Hi there :) You will find every information you need right here: www.paessler.com/services/prtg-training Don't hesitate to contact us right there!