After installing PRTG Network Monitor, this welcome screen is displayed to help you configure your installation.
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A different view of the sensors in the system, the Sensors screen shows a grid of all sensors configured in your network. I especially like the mini graphs displayed next to each sensor.
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Each time a sensor loses connection, an alarm is thrown. These alarms are for my laptop and iPhone, both of which are not regularly connected to my home network.
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The Logs screen contains all of the activity that PRTG has monitored.
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The ToDos screen gives the administrator a list of tasks that need to be performed on the system to ensure its optimal functionality. Many of the tasks in my list have to do with my laptop and iPhone not being fully scanned.
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