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INFRASTRUCTURE MONITORING

Paessler PRTG

Monitor network health, servers, applications and distributed environments with a shared operational view.

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Know what is happening across your infrastructure.

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Network availability

Track reachability, latency and device health across network infrastructure.

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Bandwidth & traffic

Inspect interface utilization and supported flow data to locate congestion.

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Servers & storage

Monitor processor load, memory, storage capacity and hardware status.

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Applications & databases

Check application services, database responsiveness and selected transactions.

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Virtualization & cloud

Bring supported virtual infrastructure and cloud-service metrics into one view.

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Websites & certificates

Follow HTTP availability, response times and certificate validity.

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IT, OT & IoT

Use compatible sensors and protocols for industrial and environmental equipment.

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Discovery & custom sensors

Start with automatic discovery and templates; extend coverage with supported custom checks.

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Maps & dashboards

Arrange live status views around sites, teams and operational priorities.

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Alerts & notifications

Set thresholds, schedules and notification destinations for actionable alerts.

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History & reports

Review trends and generate scheduled or on-demand reports.

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Distributed monitoring

Collect measurements through probes in remote networks and centralize their results.

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Three ways to run PRTG.

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PRTG Network Monitor

Operate the monitoring server within your own environment. Subscription sizing follows sensor capacity.

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PRTG Enterprise Monitor

Scale across multiple PRTG servers with usage-based sensor licensing. Includes MultiBoard, Multi-Core Dashboards and SLA Reporter.

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PRTG Hosted Monitor

Paessler operates the cloud instance, including updates and backups. Local probes collect measurements from your networks.

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Size the monitoring around your environment.

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Sensors, not just devices

A sensor represents a monitoring task, such as a disk or network interface. One device can require several sensors.

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Protocols & probe placement

Match SNMP, WMI, SSH, HTTP, flow or API checks to supported devices, credentials and network paths.

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Growth & service reporting

Plan polling intervals, sensor volume and server distribution. Review enterprise extensions when you need multi-server or SLA views.

Sensor availability varies by probe platform, device and PRTG release. Choose the edition, capacity and extensions after mapping the monitoring scope; Hosted Monitor and self-managed editions are not identical in every feature.

Official vendor references

Checked on 24 September 2026. Confirm current product availability and entitlement when selecting your solution.

THE PSYCHOTECH DIFFERENCE

Technology, with people behind it.

Discuss your monitoring priorities with Psychotech: critical services, sites, alert ownership and the PRTG deployment that fits your environment.

Start with a discussion of your environment, priorities and requirements.

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