Published on August 13, 2021, | By Patrick Gebhardt The magic of building individual custom network maps with PRTG Are there good and reliable tools out there that allow you to create professional network diagrams? Yes, there are! And some are even free of charge. In addition, the creation of vivid maps is a feature of PRTG
Published on July 27, 2021, | By Sascha Neumeier Free checklist to find the right network monitoring solution You probably came across this article because you want to monitor a large IT or network infrastructure. If so, I am pretty sure you are faced with several challenges. We at Paessler want to make this an
Published on July 19, 2021, | By Micheal Becker Keep track of your UPS systems with PRTG It comes unexpectedly, is annoying and almost every administrator has experienced it: a power outage. The reasons can be many and varied: an excavator cuts a critical electrical line, a distribution point is damaged, or a problem occurs
Published on November 05, 2020, | By Paessler Group Paessler Sub-Sahara Online Panel Discussion ASD had a Panel Discussion in collaboration with PRTG Network Monitor: Paessler Sub-Sahara Online Panel Discussion. We had Panelists from different countries in Africa which shared their interesting PRTG use-cases and experiences. Very interesting topics were also covered with our Panelists,
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Published on September 14, 2020 | By Patrick Gebhardt Let's ping your network Ping is a command-line tool available for practically any operating system with network connectivity and is used as a test to determine if a network device is reachable. The ping command sends a request over the network to a specific device. A
Published on July 30, 2020 | By Patrick Gebhardt How to quickly monitor the latency of your network with PRTG Latency is a very crucial key element that contributes to the speed of any network. The term refers to a measurement of the time it takes for a data packet to travel between two points. This