PRTG will be free for up to 100 sensors in April

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.

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.

@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...