PRTG Manual: List of Available Sensor Types
This chapter lists all available sensors, arranged both into different categories and in alphabetical order.
In the Add a Sensor assistant, you have various options to filter for suitable sensors.
Categories |
Description |
|---|---|
A list of all sensors, the PRTG version in which they were introduced, and their default tags. |
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Sensors that let you monitor the basic parameters of your network |
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Sensors that let you analyze your network bandwidth |
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Sensors that let you get a quick overview of all cloud services |
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Sensors that let you enhance the monitoring task far beyond the standard sensor set |
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Sensors that let you monitor the most common databases |
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Sensors that let you monitor medical equipment that communicates via the Health Level 7 (HL7) and Digital Imaging and Communications (DICOM) protocols |
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Sensors that let you carry out a wide range of different operations. See the EXE sensors in the table for more information. |
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Sensors that let you monitor the status of hardware components |
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Sensors that let you monitor IoT-capable devices (for example, Sigfox devices) |
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Sensors that let you monitor Linux-based networks |
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Sensors that let you monitor different parameters of mail servers |
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Sensors that let you monitor internal parameters of PRTG |
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Sensors that let you use scripts, plugins, and add-ons from the PRTG Script World |
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Sensors that let you monitor a wide range of devices over the Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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Sensors that let you monitor different parameters of storage and file servers |
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Sensors that let you monitor a wide range of server parameters |
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Sensors that let you monitor your visualized IT infrastructure |
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Sensors that let you monitor the Quality of Service (QoS) in a network and all VoIP-relevant network parameters |
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Sensors that let you monitor server parameters using HTTP |
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Sensors that let you monitor Windows systems via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) and Windows Performance Counters |
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Links to further information about sensors and monitoring in the PRTG Manual and the Knowledge Base |
All Sensors in Alphabetical Order
The version numbers show when the respective sensor was originally introduced to PRTG. The default tags are automatically predefined in a sensor's settings when you add a sensor.
For more information, see section Tags.
Sensor |
Introduced in Version |
Default Tags |
|---|---|---|
8.3.0 |
ptfsensor |
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16.x.24 |
sqlsensor |
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16.x.22 |
cloudwatchsensor alarm |
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15.x.19 |
cloudwatchsensor ebs |
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15.x.19 |
cloudwatchsensor ec2 |
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15.x.19 |
cloudwatchsensor elasticache |
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15.x.19 |
cloudwatchsensor elb |
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15.x.19 |
cloudwatchsensor rds |
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15.x.19 |
cloudwatchsensor sns |
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15.x.19 |
cloudwatchsensor sqs |
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20.1.56 |
n/a |
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15.x.20 |
factorysensor businessprocesssensor |
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7 |
ipslasensor |
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12.x.1 |
xenhostsensor |
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8.1.0 |
xenhostsensor |
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14.x.14 |
httpsensor |
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14.x.14 |
pingsensor |
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9.1.0 |
clusterhealthsensor |
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15.x.19 |
commonsaas saas |
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9.1.0 |
corehealthsensor |
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12.x.1 |
powervault |
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14.x.13 |
powervault |
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8.2.0 |
dhcpsensor |
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18.1.38 |
dicom bandwidth |
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18.1.38 |
dicom cecho ping |
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18.1.38 |
dicom query retrieve |
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7 |
dnssensor |
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16.x.22 |
docker dockercontainer |
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15.x.19 |
dropboxsensor cloudstorage |
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13.x.6 |
eva |
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7 |
wmiapieventlogsensor |
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13.x.5 |
exchange powershell backup |
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13.x.5 |
exchange powershell database |
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15.x.18 |
exchange powershell database dag |
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13.x.5 |
exchange powershell mailqueue |
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13.x.5 |
exchange powershell mailbox |
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13.x.5 |
exchange powershell publicfolder |
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7 |
xmlexesensor |
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7 |
exesensor |
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7 |
filesensor |
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7 |
filesensor |
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7 |
foldersensor |
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7 |
ftpsensor |
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8.3.0 |
ptfsensor |
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16.3.26 |
gitlab |
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15.x19 |
googleanalytics |
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15.x.19 |
googledrive cloudstorage |
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18.1.38 |
dicom hl7 |
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7 |
httpsensor |
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7 |
httpsensor |
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12.x.3 |
httpsensor httpapachemodstatusperfstatssensor apache |
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12.x.3 |
httpsensor httpapachemodstatustotalssensor apache |
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7 |
httpsensor |
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15.x.16 |
httpsensor |
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7 |
httpfullsensor |
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18.3.43 |
pushsensor pushdata httppushsensor iot sigfox |
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13.4.8 |
pushsensor pushcount httppushsensor |
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14.1.9 |
pushsensor pushdata httppushsensor |
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14.1.10 |
pushsensor pushdata httppushsensor |
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7 |
httptransactionsensor |
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8.3.0 |
ptfsensor |
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12.3.4 |
hyperv powershell diskfree |
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7 |
hypervserversensor |
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7 |
wmihypervsensor |
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9.1.0 |
wmihypervvirtualnetworkadapter |
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12.4.4 |
wmihypervvirtualstoragesensor |
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7 |
imapsensor mailsensor |
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8.3.0 |
ptfsensor |
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13.x.7 |
bandwidthsensor netflowsensor |
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13.x.7 |
bandwidthsensor netflowsensor |
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14.x.11 |
ipmi |
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8.2.0 |
bandwidthsensor jflowsensor |
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8.2.0 |
bandwidthsensor jflowsensor |
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8.1.0 |
ldapsensor |
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15.x.19 |
msonedrivesensor cloudstorage |
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14.x.12 |
sqlsensor |
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19.x.50 |
IoT mqtt roundtrip |
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14.x.12 |
sqlsensor |
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17.3.33 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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17.3.33 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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17.3.33 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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17.3.33 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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17.3.33 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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17.3.33 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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17.4.35 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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17.3.33 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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17.3.33 |
netapp cdot ontap soap |
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7 |
bandwidthsensor netflowsensor |
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7 |
bandwidthsensor netflowsensor |
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7 |
bandwidthsensor netflowsensor |
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7 |
bandwidthsensor netflowsensor |
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14.x.13 |
sqlsensor |
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15.x.18 |
sqlsensor |
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7 |
bandwidthsensor sniffersensor |
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7 |
bandwidthsensor sniffersensor |
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12.x.3 |
performancecounter performancecountercustom |
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12.x.6 |
performancecounter pciisapppool |
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7 |
pingsensor |
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8.3.0 |
ptfsensor |
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7 |
pop3sensor mailsensor |
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7 |
portsensor |
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12.x.4 |
portrangesensor |
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14.x.12 |
sqlsensor |
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9.1.0 |
probehealthsensor |
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15.x.19 |
pythonxml python xml json script |
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7 |
qossensor |
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9.1.0 |
qossensor |
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14.x.13 |
radiussensor |
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7 |
rdpsensor |
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17.3.33 |
restcustomsensor restsensor |
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17.4.37 |
emccapacitysensor emcsensor restsensor |
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17.4.37 |
emcfilesystemsensor emcsensor restsensor |
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17.4.37 |
emclunsensor emcsensor restsensor |
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17.4.37 |
emcpoolsensor emcsensor restsensor |
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17.4.37 |
emcsystemhealthsensor emcsensor restsensor |
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7 |
factorysensor |
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7 |
bandwidthsensor sflowsensor |
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7 |
bandwidthsensor sflowsensor |
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12.x.6 |
sftpsensor |
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7 |
diskspacesensor smbdiskspacesensor |
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12.x.1 |
pingsensor sipsensor |
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7 |
smtpsensor mailsensor |
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7 |
imapsensor roundtrip mailsensor |
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7 |
pop3sensor roundtrip mailsensor |
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9.1.0 |
apcups |
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17.1.29 |
snmpbuffalots buffalots systemhealth |
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12.x.1 |
snmpciscoadsl |
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12.x.1 |
snmpciscoasavpnsensor snmpciscoasavpnconnectionssensor |
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12.x.1 |
snmpciscoasavpnsensor snmpciscoasavpntrafficsensor |
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12.x.5 |
snmpciscoasavpnsensor snmpciscoasavpntrafficsensor |
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13.x.5 |
cbqossensor |
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12.x.4 |
snmpciscosystemhealthsensor systemhealth |
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14.x.14 |
snmpciscosystemhealthsensor systemhealth ucssystemhealth ucs blade |
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13.x.8 |
snmpciscosystemhealthsensor systemhealth ucssystemhealth ucs chassis |
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14.1.10 |
snmpciscophysicaldisksensor ucs snmp |
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13.x.8 |
snmpciscosystemhealthsensor systemhealth ucssystemhealth ucs |
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12.x.4 |
snmp cpu cpuloadsensor |
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7 |
snmpcustomsensor |
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15.x.18 |
snmpcustomsensor snmpcustomadvanced |
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9.1.0 |
snmpcustomstringsensor |
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14.x.14 |
snmpcustomsensor |
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15.x.18 |
snmpcustomsensor snmpcustomtable |
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16.x.24 |
dellequallogic snmpdell dell |
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16.x.24 |
dellequallogic snmpdell dell |
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16.x.24 |
dellequallogic snmpdell dell |
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7 |
dell |
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12.x.4 |
snmpdellphysicaldisksensor physicaldisk snmpdell dell |
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12.x.4 |
snmpdellsystemhealthsensor systemhealth snmpdell dell |
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12.x.4 |
snmpdiskfreesensor diskspacesensor diskfree snmp |
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19.x.53 |
snmpfujitsusystemhealthsensor snmp systemhealth fujitsu irmc |
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13.x.5 |
hardwarestatus |
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9.1.0 |
hplaserjet |
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15.x.18 |
snmp hpe blade bladesystem |
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15.x.18 |
snmp hpe blade bladesystem systemhealth health |
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12.x.6 |
snmphpelogicaldisksensor logicaldisk snmphpe hpe |
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12.x.6 |
snmphpememorycontrollersensor memorycontroller snmphpe hpe |
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12.x.4 |
snmphpenetworkinterfacesensor snmphpe hpe |
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12.x.6 |
snmphpephysicaldisksensor physicaldisk snmphpe hpe |
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12.x.4 |
snmphpesystemhealthsensor systemhealth snmphpe hpe |
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13.x.4 |
snmpibmlogicaldisksensor logicaldisk snmibm ibm |
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13.x.4 |
snmpibmphysicaldisksensor physicaldisk snmpibm ibm |
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13.x.4 |
snmpibmphysicalmemorysensor memorycontroller snmpibm ibm |
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13.x.4 |
snmpibmsystemhealthsensor systemhealth |
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14.1.10 |
interseptor environment |
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15.2.16 |
snmpjuniper systemhealth |
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13.x.8 |
snmplenovoemc lenovoemc physicaldisk |
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13.x.8 |
snmplenovoemc lenovoemc systemhealth |
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7 |
snmplibrarysensor |
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8.1.0 |
snmpdiskfreesensor diskspacesensor |
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8.1.0 |
snmploadsensor |
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8.1.0 |
snmpmeminfosensor memorysensor |
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13.x.5 |
snmpphysicaldisksensor physicaldisk |
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12.x.4 |
snmpmemorysensor memory memorysensor snmp |
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12.x.3 |
snmpdiskfreesensor snmpnetappdiskfreesensor snmpnetapp netapp |
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12.x.4 |
snmpnetappenclosuresensor snmpnetapp netapp |
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12.x.3 |
snmpnetappiosensor snmpnetapp netapp |
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12.x.4 |
snmpnetapplicensesensor snmpnetapp netapp |
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13.x.7 |
snmpdiskfreesensor snmpnetappdiskfreesensor snmpnetapp netapp |
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12.x.3 |
snmpnetappnetworkinterfacesensor snmpnetapp netapp |
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12.x.3 |
snmpnetappsystemhealthsensor snmpnetapp netapp |
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20.1.55 |
snmpnutanixclusterhealthsensor snmp nutanix |
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20.1.55 |
snmpnutanixhypervisorsensor snmp nutanix |
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13.x.5 |
apcups |
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14.x.11 |
snmp printer |
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13.x.4 |
snmpqnap qnap logicaldisk |
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13.x.4 |
snmpqnap qnap physicaldisk |
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13.x.4 |
snmpqnap qnap systemhealth |
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12.x.1 |
snmprmon |
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13.x.5 |
snmpsonicwallsystemhealthsensor systemhealth |
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13.x.6 |
snmpsonicwallvpntrafficsensor traffic |
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13.x.4 |
snmpsynology synology logicaldisk |
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13.x.4 |
snmpsynology synology physicaldisk |
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13.x.4 |
snmpsynology synology systemhealth |
|
7 |
snmpuptimesensor |
|
7 |
bandwidthsensor snmptrafficsensor |
|
7 |
snmptrapsensor |
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13.x.8 |
snmpservicesensor servicesensor |
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8.1.0 |
sntpsensor |
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8.1.0 |
sshdiskfreesensor diskfreesensor |
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8.1.1 |
sshinodesfreesensor |
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8.1.0 |
sshloadavgsensor |
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8.1.0 |
sshmeminfosensor memorysensor |
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12.x.1 |
sshremotepingsensor pingsensor remotepingsensor |
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14.x.12 |
sshsanenclosure sshsan enclosure |
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14.1.9 |
sshsanlogicaldisk sshsan logicaldisk |
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14.1.9 |
sshsanphysicaldisk sshsan physicaldisk |
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14.1.9 |
sshsansystemhealth sshsan systemhealth |
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12.x.1 |
sshscript |
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12.x.6 |
sshscript |
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15.x.19 |
sslcertificate ssl certificate |
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14.x.12 |
sslsensor |
|
7 |
syslogsensor |
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9.1.0 |
systemhealthsensor |
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8.1.0 |
trivialftpsensor |
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8.3.0 |
ptfsensor |
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15.x.19 |
vmwaredatastoreexternsensor |
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8.1.0 |
esxshealthsensor |
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12.x.1 |
esxserverhosthealthsensor |
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12.x.1 |
esxserverhostsensor |
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7 |
esxservervmsensor |
|
7 |
cpuloadsensor wmicpuloadsensor |
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8.1.0 |
wmiiissmtpreceivedsensor |
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8.1.0 |
wmiiissmtpsentsensor |
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12.x.1 |
wmiiis |
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8.3.0 |
ptfsensor |
|
7 |
bandwidthsensor wmibandwidthsensor |
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12.x.4 |
pagefilesensor wmipagefilesensor |
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16.x.24 |
wmiphysicaldisksensor |
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8.3.0 |
ptfsensor |
|
7 |
wmiprocesssensor |
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8.1.0 |
wmiuptimesensor |
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13.x.6 |
windowsupdatesstatus |
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19.x.52 |
batterysensor wmibatterysensor |
|
7 |
wmicustomsensor |
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12.x.4 |
wmicustomsensor |
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19.4.54 |
wmidiskhealthsensor diskhealthsensor |
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7 |
wmieventlogsensor |
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9 |
wmiexchangeserversensor |
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12.x.1 |
wmiexchangeservertransportqueuesensor |
|
7 |
wmifilesensor |
|
7 |
diskspacesensor wmidiskspacesensor |
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12.x.1 |
smartsensor |
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16.x.24 |
wmilogicalsensor |
|
7 |
memorysensor wmimemorysensor |
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8.1.0 |
wmisqlserversensor |
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8.1.0 |
wmisqlserversensor wmisqlserversensor2008 |
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12.x.6 |
wmisqlserversensor wmisqlserversensor2012 |
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14.x.13 |
wmisqlserversensor wmisqlserversensor2014 |
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16.x.26 |
wmisqlserversensor wmisqlserversensor2016 |
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18.x.42 |
wmisqlserversensor wmisqlserversensor2017 |
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12.x.1 |
pingsensor wmisensor wmipingsensor remotepingsensor |
|
9 |
WMISecurityCenter |
|
7 |
wmiservicesensor servicesensor |
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8.1.0 |
wmisharesensor |
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12.x.1 |
wmiprocesssensor wmisharepointprocesssensor |
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19.4.54 |
wmistoragepoolsensor storagepoolsensor |
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8.1.0 |
wmiterminalservicessensor |
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8.1.0 |
wmiterminalservicessensor |
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9.2.0 |
wmiutctimesensor |
|
7 |
wmivitalsystemdatasensor |
|
7 |
wmivolumesensor diskspacesensor |
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9.1.0 |
ptfsensor |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Response time and response code of the target server |
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Response times of the target server |
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Loading time of a web page or element |
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Ping time and packet loss |
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Time until a request to a port is accepted |
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A network service by connecting to various TCP/IP ports |
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Traffic on a device using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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Certificate of a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) connection |
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SSL connectivity to the port of a device |
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Bandwidth usage and traffic of a network interface using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) or performance counters |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Traffic data from an Internet Protocol Flow Information Export (IPFIX) compatible device |
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Traffic data from an IPFIX-compatible device |
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Traffic data from a jFlow v5-compatible device |
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Traffic data from a jFlow v5-compatible device |
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Traffic data from a NetFlow v5-compatible device |
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Traffic data from a NetFlow v5-compatible device |
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Traffic data from a NetFlow v9-compatible device |
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Traffic data from a NetFlow v9-compatible device |
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Headers of data packets that pass a local network card |
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Headers of data packets that pass a local network card |
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Traffic data from an sFlow v5-compatible device |
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Traffic data from an sFlow v5-compatible device |
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Asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) statistics of a Cisco router |
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Traffic of an IPsec VPN connection on a Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance |
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A device via Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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A network card of a NetApp storage system |
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Traffic on a device using the Remote Monitoring (RMON) standard |
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Traffic on a device |
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Bandwidth usage and traffic of a network interface |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Status of an Amazon CloudWatch alarm |
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Performance of the Amazon Cloud service Elastic Block Store (EBS) |
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Performance of the Amazon Cloud service Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) |
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Performance of the Amazon Cloud service ElastiCache |
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Performance of the Amazon Cloud service Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) |
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Performance of the Amazon Cloud service Relational Database Service (RDS) |
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Performance of the Amazon Cloud service Simple Notification Service (SNS) |
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Performance of the Amazon Cloud service Simple Queue Service (SQS) |
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Costs of an Amazon Web Services (AWS) account by reading its data from the AWS Cost Explorer API |
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Availability of several software as a service (SaaS) providers |
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A Dropbox account using the Dropbox API and Open Authorization 2 (OAuth2) |
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Status of the latest build on one specific branch |
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Several metrics from a Google Analytics account using the Google API and OAuth2 |
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A Google Drive account using the Google API and OAuth2 |
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A Microsoft OneDrive Personal account using the OneDrive API and OAuth2 |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A summarized status of entire business processes while monitoring several process components |
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One value returned by the executable file or script (in one channel only) and the execution time |
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Values returned by the executable file or script in multiple channels |
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Traffic by type according to your needs |
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Traffic by type according to your needs |
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Traffic by type according to your needs |
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Traffic by type according to your needs |
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Traffic by type according to your needs |
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Values returned by the Python script in multiple channels |
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Values returned by a Representational State Transfer (REST) application programming interface (API) in multiple channels |
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Entire business processes that involve several components |
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Traffic by type according to your needs |
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A single parameter that is returned by a specific object identifier (OID) using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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Numerical values returned for OIDs using SNMP |
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A string returned by a specific OID using SNMP |
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A string returned by a specific OID using SNMP directly mapped to a sensor status |
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Entries from a table that is provided via SNMP |
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One value returned by the executable file or script (in one channel only) and the execution time |
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Values returned by the script in multiple channels and the execution time |
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Retrieved value of a custom query via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) |
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Retrieved string value in the sensor message and the response time |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A database using an ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) connection |
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A database on a Microsoft SQL server |
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A database on a MySQL server |
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A database on an Oracle server |
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A tablespace on an Oracle server |
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A database on a PostgreSQL server |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Bandwidth usage of a C-STORE request to a Digital Imaging and Communications (DICOM) capable device |
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Availability of DICOM-capable systems and devices by sending C-ECHO requests to the target system |
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C-FIND capability of DICOM-capable systems and devices |
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Availability of Health Level 7 (HL7) interfaces |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A Windows domain controller (DC) for replication errors |
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A database using an ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) connection |
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A Xen host server via HTTP |
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A virtual machine (VM) on a Xen server via HTTP |
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A virtual disk on a Dell PowerVault MD3000i, MD3420, MD3620i, MD3000f, MD3620f, or MD3820i |
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A physical disk on a Dell PowerVault MD3000i, MD3420, MD3620i, MD3000f, or MD3620f |
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Bandwidth usage of a C-STORE request to a Digital Imaging and Communications (DICOM) capable device |
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Availability of DICOM-capable systems and devices by sending C-ECHO requests to the target system |
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C-FIND capability of DICOM-capable systems and devices |
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An HPE Storage Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) using the sssu.exe from HPE P6000 Command View Software |
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Backups of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Database information of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Database Availability Group (DAG) status of a database on an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Number of items in the outgoing mail queue of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Mailboxes of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Public folders and subfolders of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Values returned by the executable file or script in multiple channels |
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One value returned by the executable file or script (in one channel only) and the execution time |
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Number of files available in the directory listing |
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Availability of Health Level 7 (HL7) interfaces |
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Full download time of a web page including assets such as images |
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An .xml file from a specified URL |
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A Microsoft Hyper-V cluster shared volume via PowerShell |
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Listing of an IP address on specific blacklist servers |
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Status of a system via Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) |
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A database on a Microsoft SQL server |
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Disks of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the application programming interface (API) via Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) |
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A database on an Oracle server |
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A tablespace on an Oracle server |
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A statistical jitter value and execution time |
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A Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) server according to RFC 2865 |
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A Representational State Transfer (REST) API endpoint |
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Disk usage on a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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Health of a file system on a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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A logical unit number (LUN) on a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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A storage pool on a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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Health status of a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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Connectivity for a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) server using SIP options "Ping" |
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Number of hops needed from the probe system that the sensor runs on to the IP address/Domain Name System (DNS) name defined in the sensor's parent device |
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Hardware status of a VMware host server using SOAP |
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A VMware host server using SOAP |
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A virtual machine (VM) on a VMware host server using SOAP |
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Number of messages in a message queue of the parent device |
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Print queue on the sensor's parent device |
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Status of Windows updates on a computer, either from Microsoft or from the local Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server |
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Various statistics on a WSUS server using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A virtual disk on a Dell PowerVault MD3000i, MD3420, MD3620i, MD3000f, MD3620f, or MD3820i |
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A physical disk on a Dell PowerVault MD3000i, MD3420, MD3620i, MD3000f, or MD3620f |
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An HPE Storage Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) using the sssu.exe from HPE P6000 Command View Software |
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Status of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage aggregate accessing the application programming interface (API) via Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) |
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Input and output operations of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Logical interfaces of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP cluster accessing the API via SOAP |
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Logical unit number (LUN) of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Network interface card (NIC) of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP cluster accessing the API via SOAP |
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Disks of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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SnapMirror relationships of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Health of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Volumes on a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Performance counters on an APC UPS device using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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System health of a Buffalo TeraStation network-attached storage (NAS) using SNMP |
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System health of a Cisco device via SNMP |
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Health status of a Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) blade server via SNMP |
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Health status of the chassis of a Cisco UCS device via SNMP |
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A physical disk of a Cisco UCS device via SNMP |
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System health of a Cisco UCS device via SNMP |
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System load using SNMP |
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A volume of a Dell EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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Health of an array member of an EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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A disk in a Dell EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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Performance counters on a Dell hardware device using SNMP |
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A physical disk in a Dell PowerEdge server using SNMP |
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System health of a Dell PowerEdge server using SNMP |
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A logical disk via SNMP |
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Status of a hardware component of a server via SNMP |
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Performance counters on an HP LaserJet hardware device using SNMP |
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Status of an HPE BladeSystem via SNMP |
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System health of an HPE BladeSystem device via SNMP |
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A memory controller in an HPE server via SNMP |
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A network interface in an HPE server via SNMP |
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A physical disk in an HPE server via SNMP |
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System health of an HPE ProLiant server via SNMP |
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A physical disk in an IBM server via SNMP |
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Memory modules in an IBM server via SNMP |
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System health of an IBM device via SNMP |
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System health of a Juniper NetScreen device using SNMP |
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A physical disk in a LenovoEMC NAS via SNMP |
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The system health of a LenovoEMC NAS via SNMP |
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A device via SNMP |
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Memory usage of a system via SNMP |
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Power supply and cooling of an enclosure that is part of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Input/output operations per second (IOPS) on a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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IOPS on a logical unit of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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A network card of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Status of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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A physical disk in a Quality Network Appliance Provider (QNAP) NAS via SNMP |
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System health of a QNAP NAS via SNMP |
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Health values of a SonicWall Network Security Appliance (NSA) via SNMP |
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Traffic of an IPsec VPN on a SonicWall NSA via SNMP |
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A physical disk in a Synology NAS via SNMP |
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System health of a Synology NAS via SNMP |
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A storage area network (SAN) enclosure via Secure Shell (SSH) |
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A logical disk on a SAN via SSH |
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A physical disk on a SAN via SSH |
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System health of a SAN via SSH |
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Health of integrated development environment (IDE) disk drives on the target system using Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (S.M.A.R.T.) |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Messages received from IoT-capable devices that are pushed via an HTTPS request to PRTG |
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Availability of a Message Queue Telemetry Transport (MQTT) broker (server) |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A Python script on the probe system |
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Free space on disks of a Linux/Unix system using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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System load average of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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Memory usage of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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Input/output (I/O) on disks of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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Free space on disks of a Linux/Unix system using Secure Shell (SSH) |
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Free index nodes on disks of Linux/Unix and macOS systems via SSH |
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Load average of a Linux/Unix system using SSH |
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Memory usage of a Linux/Unix system using SSH |
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Connectivity between a system running Linux/Mac OS X and another device using Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) echo requests and SSH |
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A storage area network (SAN) enclosure via SSH |
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A logical disk on a SAN via SSH |
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A physical disk on a SAN via SSH |
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System health of a SAN via SSH |
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One value returned by the executable file or script (in one channel only) and the execution time |
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Values returned by the script in multiple channels and execution time |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Backups of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Database information of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Database Availability Group (DAG) status of a database on an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Number of items in the outgoing mail queue of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Mailboxes of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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Public folders and subfolders of an Exchange server using Remote PowerShell |
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An email server using Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) |
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Listing of the IP address of the sensor's parent device on specific blacklist servers |
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An email server using Post Office Protocol version 3 (POP3) |
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A mail server using Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) |
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Time it takes for an email to reach an IMAP mailbox after being sent using SMTP |
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Time it takes for an email to reach a POP3 mailbox after being sent using SMTP |
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Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connectivity to the port of a device |
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Number of received emails for a Microsoft Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) 6.0 SMTP service (Exchange 2003) using Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) or Windows performance counters |
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Number of sent emails for a Microsoft IIS 6.0 SMTP service (Exchange 2003) using WMI or Windows performance counters |
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A Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later WMI |
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Length of transport queues of a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later using WMI |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Health of the cluster |
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Status of the PRTG core server |
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Status of the probe |
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Status of the probe system |
In addition to the built-in sensors, you can create your own sensors. Just write a script or a program and use it with a custom sensor. There are already many free, useful scripts, plugins, and add-ons for PRTG in the PRTG Script World. You can directly open the Script World from the Add Sensor dialog in the PRTG web interface.
Sensors |
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Active Fileshare Sessions |
Active Lync Users, Inbound/Outbound Calls |
Active Windows Users |
AD Group Membership |
Advanced Exchange Server Metrics |
Age of McAfee Anti-Virus Signatures |
AllNet UPS |
Altaro Hyper-V Backup Monitoring |
Amazon AWS Costs |
APC Battery Replacement |
Aruba Wireless Controller Device Template |
Atlantis ILIO |
Automatic Services |
AWS Costs Sensor |
BGP Peer Status |
bMS Endpoint Sensor |
bMS Endpoint Summary Sensor |
bMS Job Summary Sensor |
Brocade Switch Device Template |
BulkSMS Remaining Credits Sensor |
Ceph Cluster Storage Python Sensor |
Certain HTTP Response Code |
Citrix Environments |
Citrix NetScaler |
Configured Remote Probes |
DICOM and HL7 |
Dynamic Windows Processes |
Exim Queue Length |
Find Groups and Devices with Auto-Discovery Enabled |
Google Search Appliance |
Historic Windows Events |
HP 3Par Enterprise Storage |
HP ProCurve Switch Version and Model |
HTTP Return Codes |
Hyper-V Replication |
iDirect Modem Sensor |
IP Addresses of Hops |
Kemp Load Balancer |
Linux Distributions that are Incompatible with the SSH Disk Free Sensor |
Linux Services |
Locked AD Users |
Microsoft Active Cluster Nodes |
Microsoft Teams |
Mounted Windows Volumes |
MySQL Replication |
MySQL Table Fragmentation |
NetApp Snapshot Age |
Nimble Storage Device Template |
PHP-FPM Status Page |
Processed MailScanner Mails |
PRTG Pester |
PRTG Uptime SLA Sensors |
Pure Storage FlashArray |
Quota Exceeding Exchange Mailboxes |
RabbitMQ Queues & Exchanges |
Resume All Paused Sensors |
SAP and SAP Database Monitoring |
SCVMM - Hyper-V and Virtual Machines |
Seatel Antenna Sensor |
Sensor Uptime Extractor |
Shadow Copy Age |
Slack |
SNMP Debug Log Checking |
Subscriptions Monitoring with PRTG |
TXT DNS Records Monitoring |
Usernames Configured in PRTG |
Users Logged in to PRTG |
Veeam Backup and Replication |
VMware Horizon 7 |
WatchGuard Firewall (Cluster or Non-Cluster) – Status Multi-WAN |
Website Login |
Windows DHCP Scope Status |
Windows Registry Value |
Workaround for Scripts Running Longer than 900 Seconds |
YUM Update Check |
Go to https://www.paessler.com/script-world and follow the instructions there to use these sensors.
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Voice over IP (VoIP) network parameters using IP service level agreements (SLA) from Cisco via Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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Performance counters on an APC UPS device using SNMP |
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System health of a Buffalo TeraStation network-attached storage (NAS) using SNMP |
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Asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) statistics of a Cisco router using SNMP |
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VPN connections on a Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance using SNMP |
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Traffic of an IPsec VPN connection on a Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance using SNMP |
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Account connections to a VPN on a Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance via SNMP |
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Network parameters using Cisco's Class Based Quality of Service (CBQoS) via SNMP |
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System health of a Cisco device via SNMP |
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Health status of a Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) blade server via SNMP |
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Health status of the chassis of a Cisco UCS device via SNMP |
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A physical disk of a Cisco UCS device via SNMP |
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System health of a Cisco UCS device via SNMP |
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System load using SNMP |
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A single parameter returned by a specific object identifier (OID) using SNMP |
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Numerical values returned for OIDs using SNMP |
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A string returned by a specific OID using SNMP |
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A string returned by a specific OID via SNMP directly mapped to a sensor status |
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Entries from a table that is provided via SNMP |
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A volume of a Dell EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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Health of an array member of an EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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Health of an array member of an EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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Performance counters on a Dell hardware device using SNMP |
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A physical disk in a Dell PowerEdge server using SNMP |
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System health of a Dell PowerEdge server using SNMP |
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Free disk space on a logical disk via SNMP |
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Status of a Fujitsu PRIMERGY server via the integrated Remote Management Controller (iRMC) and SNMP |
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Status of a hardware component of a server via SNMP |
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Performance counters on an HP LaserJet hardware device using SNMP |
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Status of an HPE BladeSystem via SNMP |
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System health of an HPE BladeSystem device via SNMP |
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A logical disk in an HPE server via SNMP |
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A memory controller in an HPE server via SNMP |
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A network interface in an HPE server via SNMP |
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A physical disk in an HPE server via SNMP |
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System health of an HPE ProLiant server via SNMP |
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A logical disk in an IBM server via SNMP |
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A physical disk in an IBM server via SNMP |
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Memory modules in an IBM server via SNMP |
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System health of an IBM device via SNMP |
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Data from a Jacarta interSeptor Pro environmental monitoring system via SNMP |
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System health of a Juniper NetScreen device using SNMP |
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A physical disk in a LenovoEMC network-attached storage (NAS) via SNMP |
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System health of a LenovoEMC NAS via SNMP |
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A device via SNMP |
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Free space on disks of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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System load average of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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Memory usage of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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Input/output (I/O) on disks of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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Memory usage of a system via SNMP |
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Free space on disks of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Power supply and cooling of an enclosure that is part of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Input/output operations per second (IOPS) on a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Licenses for the services of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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IOPS on a logical unit of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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A network card of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Status of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Status and performance of a Nutanix cluster via SNMP |
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A Nutanix hypervisor via SNMP |
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Performance counters for environmental measurements on Poseidon hardware via SNMP |
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Various types of printers via SNMP |
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A logical disk in a Quality Network Appliance Provider (QNAP) network-attached storage (NAS) via SNMP |
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A physical disk in a QNAP NAS via SNMP |
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System health of a QNAP NAS via SNMP |
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Traffic on a device using the Remote Monitoring (RMON) standard via SNMP |
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Health values of a SonicWall Network Security Appliance (NSA) via SNMP |
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Traffic of an IPsec VPN on a SonicWall NSA via SNMP |
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A logical disk in a Synology NAS via SNMP |
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A logical disk in a Synology NAS via SNMP |
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System health of a Synology NAS via SNMP |
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Time a device runs via SNMP |
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Traffic on a device using SNMP |
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SNMP traps |
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A Windows service via SNMP |
Storage and File Servers Sensors
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A virtual disk on a Dell PowerVault MD3000i, MD3420, MD3620i, MD3000f, MD3620f, or MD3820i |
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A physical disk on a Dell PowerVault MD3000i, MD3420, MD3620i, MD3000f, or MD3620f |
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An HPE Storage Enterprise Virtual Array (EVA) using the sssu.exe from HPE P6000 Command View Software |
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Changes to file content and file time stamp |
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Text files (for example, logfiles) for certain strings |
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A folder using server message block (SMB) |
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File servers using File Transfer Protocol (FTP) and FTP over SSL (FTPS) |
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Changes to files |
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A Microsoft Hyper-V cluster shared volume via PowerShell |
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A virtual storage device running on a Microsoft Hyper-V host server via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) or Windows Performance Counters |
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Status of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage aggregate accessing the application programming interface (API) via Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) |
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Input and output operations of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Logical interfaces of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP cluster accessing the API via SOAP |
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Logical unit number (LUN) of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Network interface card (NIC) of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP cluster accessing the API via SOAP |
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Disks of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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SnapMirror relationships of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Health of a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Volumes on a NetApp cDOT or ONTAP storage system accessing the API via SOAP |
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Disk usage on a Dell EMC storage system via the Representational State Transfer (REST) API |
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Health of a file system on a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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A LUN on a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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Storage pool on a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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Health status of a Dell EMC storage system via the REST API |
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FTP servers of a Linux/Unix system using Secure Shell (SSH) File Transfer Protocol (FTP over SSH) |
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Free disk space of a share (Windows/Samba) using SMB |
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System health of a Buffalo TeraStation network-attached storage (NAS) using Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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A physical disk of a Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS) device via SNMP |
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Volume of a Dell EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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Health of an array member of an EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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A disk in a Dell EqualLogic storage system via SNMP |
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A physical disk in a Dell PowerEdge server using SNMP |
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A logical disk in an HPE server via SNMP |
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A physical disk in an HPE server via SNMP |
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A logical disk in an IBM server via SNMP |
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A physical disk in an IBM server via SNMP |
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Physical disk in a LenovoEMC NAS via SNMP |
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System health of a LenovoEMC NAS via SNMP |
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Free space on disks of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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Input/output (I/O) on disks of a Linux/Unix system using SNMP |
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Free space on disks of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Power supply and cooling of an enclosure that is part of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Input/output operations per second (IOPS) on a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Licenses for the services of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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IOPS on a logical unit of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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A network card of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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Status of a NetApp storage system via SNMP |
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A logical disk in a Quality Network Appliance Provider (QNAP) network-attached storage (NAS) via SNMP |
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A physical disk in a QNAP NAS via SNMP |
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System health of a QNAP NAS via SNMP |
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A logical disk in a Synology NAS via SNMP |
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A physical disk in a Synology NAS via SNMP |
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System health of a Synology NAS via SNMP |
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A storage area network (SAN) enclosure via Secure Shell (SSH) |
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A logical disk on a SAN via SSH |
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A physical disk on a SAN via SSH |
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System health of a SAN via SSH |
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A Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) server to check if a certain file is available for download |
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Disk usage of a VMware datastore using Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) |
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Input/output parameters of a hard disk on a Windows system via WMI or Windows performance counters |
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A file using WMI |
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Free disk space of one or more drives using WMI |
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Disk usage of a logical disk or mount point on a Windows system using WMI |
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Free disk space on a drive, logical volume, or mount point using WMI |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server |
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A Domain Name System (DNS) server |
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Status of a system via the Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI) |
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Directory services using the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) |
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Availability of a device |
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A statistical jitter value and the execution time |
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A network service by connecting to the sensor's port |
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A network service by connecting to various TCP/IP ports |
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A Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS) server according to RFC 2865 |
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Remote desktop services (Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP), Terminal Services Client) |
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Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) traps |
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A Simple Network Time Protocol (SNTP) server |
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Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) connectivity to the port of a device |
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Syslog messages |
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Number of hops needed from the probe system that the sensor runs on to the IP Address/DNS Name defined in the sensor's parent device |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A Xen host server via HTTP |
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A virtual machine (VM) on a Xen server via HTTP |
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Status of a Docker container |
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A Microsoft Hyper-V cluster shared volume via PowerShell |
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A Microsoft Hyper-V host server via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) or Windows performance counters |
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A VM running on a Microsoft Hyper-V host server via WMI or Windows performance counters |
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Virtual network adapters running on a Microsoft Hyper-V host server via WMI or Windows performance counters |
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A virtual storage device running on a Microsoft Hyper-V host server via WMI or Windows performance counters |
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Disk usage of a VMware datastore using Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) |
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Hardware information of an ESXi server using Web-based Enterprise Management (WBEM) |
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Hardware status of a VMware host server using SOAP |
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A VMware host server using SOAP |
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A VM on a VMware host server using SOAP |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Voice over IP (VoIP) network parameters using IP service level agreements (SLA) from Cisco via Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) |
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Parameters regarding the quality of a network connection between two probes |
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Parameters regarding the quality of a network connection between two probes |
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Connectivity for a Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) server using SIP options "Ping" |
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Network parameters using Cisco's Class Based Quality of Service (CBQoS) via SNMP |
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
Loading time of a web server via HTTP from different locations worldwide |
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Availability of several software as a service (SaaS) providers |
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A web server using HTTP |
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Source code of a web page using HTTP |
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Performance statistics of an Apache web server using mod_status over HTTP |
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Activity of an Apache web server using mod_status over HTTP |
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A numerical value returned by an HTTP request |
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Values returned by the web server in multiple channels |
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Full download time of a web page including assets such as images |
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Received values and a message encoded in valid Extensible Markup Language (XML) or JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) in multiple channels |
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Received messages that are pushed via an HTTP request to PRTG |
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Numerical values from received messages that are pushed via an HTTP request to PRTG |
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Data from received messages that are pushed via an HTTP request to PRTG |
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An interactive website by performing a transaction using a set of HTTP URLs |
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An .xml file from a specified URL |
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Values returned by a Representational State Transfer (REST) application programming interface (API) in multiple channels |
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Certificate of a Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) or Transport Layer Security (TLS) connection |
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SSL connectivity to the port of a device |
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A Microsoft Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) server via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) |
Windows WMI/Performance Counters Sensors
Sensor |
What It Monitors |
|---|---|
A Windows domain controller (DC) for replication errors |
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Event Log entries using the Windows application programming interface (API) |
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A configured set of Windows performance counters |
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A Microsoft Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) application pool using Windows performance counters |
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CPU load on a computer via Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) or Windows performance counters |
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Number of received emails for a IIS 6.0 Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) service (Exchange 2003) using WMI or Windows performance counters |
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Number of sent emails for a IIS 6.0 SMTP service (Exchange 2003) using WMI or Windows performance counters |
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A Microsoft IIS application pool using Windows performance counters |
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Number of messages in a message queue of the parent device |
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Bandwidth usage and traffic of a network interface using WMI or Windows performance counters |
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Windows pagefile usage via Windows WMI or Windows performance counters |
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Input/output parameters of a hard disk on a Windows system via WMI or Windows performance counters |
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Print queue on the sensor's parent device |
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A Windows process using WMI or Windows performance counters |
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Uptime of a Windows system using WMI or Windows performance counters |
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Status of Windows updates on a computer |
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Available capacity and state of connected batteries of a Windows-based device using WMI |
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Numerical values (integers and floats) |
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Retrieved string value in the sensor message and response time |
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A specific Windows logfile using WMI |
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A Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later using WMI |
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Length of transport queues of a Microsoft Exchange Server 2003 or later using WMI |
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A file using WMI |
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Free disk space of one or more drives using WMI |
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Health of integrated development environment (IDE) disk drives on the target system using Self-Monitoring, Analysis and Reporting Technology (S.M.A.R.T.) |
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Disk usage of a logical disk or mount point on a Windows system using WMI |
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Available (free) system memory on Windows systems using WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Performance of a Microsoft SQL Server via WMI |
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Ping time from the remote device to the target device that is being pinged |
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Security status of a Windows client computer using WMI |
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A Windows service using WMI |
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A shared resource on a Windows system using WMI |
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A Microsoft SharePoint server using WMI |
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A storage pool using WMI |
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Number of sessions on a Windows Terminal Services (Remote Desktop Services) server using WMI |
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Number of sessions on a Windows Terminal Services (Remote Desktop Services) server using WMI |
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Coordinated Universal Time (UTC) time of a target device using WMI |
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Vital system parameters (CPU, thread, memory, network, pagefile) using WMI |
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Free disk space on a drive, logical volume, or mount point using WMI |
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Various statistics on a Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server using WMI |
PRTG Manual:
Knowledge Base: What SNMP sensors does PRTG offer?
Knowledge Base: Why do I encounter gaps in the graphs/data of my EXE sensors?
