PRTG Manual: Add Remote Probe
Why are remote probes helpful for monitoring with PRTG? Because they can extend your monitoring.
- Remote probes allow you to monitor different sub-networks that are separated from your PRTG on premises core server by a firewall and to keep an eye on remote locations. You can install one or more remote probes.
- Remote probes are useful if you want to distribute monitoring load by taking it from the system running the PRTG core server and putting it on one or more remote probe machines.
- You will need a remote probe if you want to monitor your local network using a PRTG hosted by Paessler instance.
- Remote probes may be suitable monitoring components in several individual scenarios that depend on your custom network setup.
Monitoring Remote Locations via Remote Probes
Extend Your Monitoring Now
See the sections linked below for further instructions.
- Background: Remote Probes and Multiple Probes
- Installing: Remote Probe Quick Setup
- Step by Step: Remote Probe Setup Using Installer
Video Tutorial: Core Server and Remote Probes
- Active Directory Integration
- Application Programming Interface (API) Definition
- Filter Rules for xFlow, IPFIX, and Packet Sniffer Sensors
- Channel Definitions for xFlow, IPFIX, and Packet Sniffer Sensors
- Define IP Ranges
- Define Lookups
- Regular Expressions
- Add Remote Probe
- Failover Cluster Configuration
- Data Storage
- Using Your Own SSL Certificate
- Calculating Percentiles
