How i can fetch sensors data through PHP script ? need step by step configuration

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One of my customer has made a procedure to fetch data from sensors through PHP script for scheduled reporting,. i am unable to understand the process of doing so. how i can co-relate the PHP script with PRTG. I need step by step configuration. Do i need to learn PHP programming

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Hello.

Please check the HTTP Data Advanced sensor, it will allow you to poll the URL of the php script and store/analyze the results over time with PRTG and generate alerts.

For more information, see PRTG Manual: Custom Sensors.

Please refer to the http-data-advanced tag for related topics on the Knowledge-base.

Best Regards,
Luciano Lingnau [Paessler Support]

Oct, 2016 - Permalink

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