Keep track of such resources in your network as LANs, WANs, servers, websites, and others. Enable automatic network detection and device assessment using thousands of sensors and receive alerts via email, push-notifications, or triggering HTTP requests.
PRTG Network Monitor is a powerful yet easy to use the powerful network monitoring solution that allows you to set up your complete network monitoring scenario within minutes. This incredible program runs with 10,000s of sensors offering automatic network discovery, device assessment and sensor configuration. What is more, the application features a highly interactive and customizable interface for optimized usability, making this task a breeze. Moreover, it includes more than 35 sensor types for comprehensive monitoring of small, medium and large networks such as WMI, PING, HTTP, SNMP, SMTP, POP3, FTP, and "Smart” sensors that e.g. automatically discover quad-core CPUs and and monitor them individually as well as the total CPU load. In addition to this, the integrated Webserver supports SSL security, multiple logins, user groups and an HTTP-based API for interfacing with other applications. All in all, if you are looking for a comprehensive and easy to use network monitoring solution, PRTG Network Monitor is perfect for you.
v19.2.50.2842 [Apr 10, 2019]
- MQTT ROUND TRIP: This PRTG version comes with the new MQTT Round Trip sensor! You can now monitor the availability of an MQTT broker to ensure your IoT devices can deliver their data at all times. Use the MQTT Round Trip sensor to check if a connection to the broker can be established, if the broker accepts messages via publish, if the broker forwards a message to a matching subscriber, and measure either the connection times or the round trip time from publishing a message until receiving it back on a subscribed topic.
- DHCP: You can now monitor multiple DHCP servers in different networks. The DHCP sensor will send the data packets only via the selected NIC to monitor the DHCP server. If there is no DHCP server available in the specified network, for example, if the NIC has a link-local address, the sensor will time out as expected.
- FTP SERVER FILE COUNT: The FTP Server File Count sensor now supports TLS 1.2 connections.
- ORACLE SQL: We updated the Oracle library that Oracle SQL v2 and Oracle Tablespace sensors use to monitor your Oracle databases. We have seen that both sensor types cause less CPU load on the PRTG probe system compared to previous versions when using the updated library.
- VMWARE HOST HARDWARE STATUS (SOAP): You can now define Known Warnings and Known Errors in the settings of the VMware Host Hardware Status (SOAP) sensor that include angle brackets () to ignore messages that include such characters.
- VMWARE HOST PERFORMANCE AND VMWARE VIRTUAL MACHINE (SOAP): The sensor types VMware Host Performance (SOAP) and VMware Virtual Machine (SOAP) can now inherit the Channel Unit Configuration settings from the parent device. Please note that this still is not possible for certain units like bandwidth, for example.
- WINDOWS IIS APPLICATION: We added two new channels to the Windows IIS Application sensor. The channels show status and system uptime of a monitored web service. If the web service is not available, the sensor will show a down status.
- AMAZON SNS NOTIFICATIONS: The Location setting of the notification method Send Amazon Simple Notification Service Message now shows all available SNS locations in a dropdown list instead of a bullet list for a better usage of the available space.
- EXECUTE PROGRAM: Notifications that execute programs now show a meaningful message in notification related logs instead of an access violation if the defined credentials are incorrect.
- NOTIFICATION TEMPLATES: On the Notification Templates tab in your account settings, you can now directly test an existing template, pause or resume it, and open a list of objects that use the template. The functionalities are accessible in the notification templates table without the need of using the multi-edit menu.
- NOTIFICATION TRIGGERS: Notification templates that you select for a notification trigger now show the actions they perform with an according icon in the dropdown before the template name.
- SMS NOTIFICATIONS Ampersands (&) are now correctly URL-encoded (%26) in SMS notifications even if you use a custom URL for SMS delivery. In previous versions, the encoding was missing in this case so that the notification messages were truncated to everything before the ampersand.
- MULTI-EDIT: You can now acknowledge one or more down states on the Alarms tab of the root group, of a group, and of a device using the multi-edit menu.
- REPORTS: We changed the rendering engine for PDF reports. PRTG now uses Chromium instead of the deprecated PhantomJS to be able to generate PDF reports in a more reliable way. Screenshots that you generate for the support bundle also use Chromium now.
- Known issue: Please ensure port 9222 is not blocked on the PRTG core server system to generate PDF reports and screenshots. This only affects PRTG version 19.2.50.
- TAGS: Clicking a tag in the settings of a Notification Template or Map now opens a list with all accordingly tagged objects.
- CLUSTER: We slightly improved the cluster performance.
- PROBE CONNECTIONS: We slightly improved the performance of probe connections by introducing a threadpool instead of using two dedicated threads for each probe. You will especially notice the improvement if you have many remote probes connected.
- PACKET SNIFFER: Packet Sniffer and Packet Sniffer (Custom) sensors now use the Npcap library instead of the deprecated WinPcap to monitor your traffic.
- Note: If you need to downgrade from PRTG 19.2.50 or later to a PRTG version 19.2.49 or previous for some reason, please first stop the PRTG services and manually uninstall Npcap before you install an older PRTG version.
- LOOPBACK ADAPTER: PRTG now installs a loopback adapter as part of the Npcap library for Packet Sniffer sensors.
A program that lets you easily manage your laptop connections to WiMAX networks
