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PRTG Manual: Add Remote Probe
You can extend your monitoring by installing one or more Remote Probes . A remote probe installation is required to monitor your local network with a PRTG in the cloud instance. Remote probes also allow you to monitor different sub-networks that are separated by a firewall from your PRTG on premises core server, to keep an eye on remote locations, and are useful in several other scenarios.
Monitoring Remote Locations via Remote Probes Click here to enlarge: http://media.paessler.com/prtg-screenshots/monitoring-remote-locations-via-remote-probes.png
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Installing remote probes is easy—you can do it within a few minutes. Please see the sections linked below for further instructions.
- Background: Remote Probes and Multiple Probes
- Installing: Remote Probe Quick Install
- Step by Step: Remote Probe Setup
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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
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