PRTG will be free for up to 100 sensors in April

A Former User

http://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/2yonp2/prtg_will_be_free_for_up_to_100_sensors_in_april/

Anyone ever use PRTG? I just started using it and it seem to be pretty cool!

Joy

We are using PRTG provided by our ISP.

nadnerB

Nice!
I've used it before at a previous job. I liked it a lot from what I remember.

coliver

I'm using the free version right now to monitor the load of my gateway/firewall. It works fairly well.

lance

@Aaron-Studer said:

http://www.reddit.com/r/sysadmin/comments/2yonp2/prtg_will_be_free_for_up_to_100_sensors_in_april/

Anyone ever use PRTG? I just started using it and it seem to be pretty cool!

Thanks for the heads up.

A Former User

Has it been confirmed by Paessler yet?

Rob Dunn

You can use the hell out of these sensors in no time flat.

Want to monitor a switch? Each port/graph type is a sensor...Exchange servers alone can take up to around 15 or so if you don't pare them back.

I like PRTG, and this is a step in the right direction, but they really need to reach back to their roots and bring out a Lite product that JUST does simple SNMP monitoring on the cheap.

A Former User

@Rob-Dunn said:

You can use the hell out of these sensors in no time flat.

Want to monitor a switch? Each port/graph type is a sensor...Exchange servers alone can take up to around 15 or so if you don't pare them back.

I like PRTG, and this is a step in the right direction, but they really need to reach back to their roots and bring out a Lite product that JUST does simple SNMP monitoring on the cheap.

I agree. Espcially when there are project like http://www.nedi.ch/

Rob Dunn

@thecreativeone91

Wow, now that's purty...!

Danp

Looks like this is live now...