Step by Step guide including custom sensor creation

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Hi All!

I'll start by saying I'm a huge fan of PRTG I've implemented it wherever I've worked and it has only improved over the years.
I've done a write up here:
https://dailysysadmin.com/KB/Article/1262/step-by-step-guide-to-creating-a-comprehensive-prtg-enterprise-monitoring-system/
that may help other users with some of the basics and some more advanced problems that I've come across.

This will be a living document too that I plan to constantly add to and update as my current PRTG installation evolves. So this is technically not a question but maybe something to add to the wiki if there is a section for user guides and implementations. Anyway, I hope it helps someone!

Thanks

Robin

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Hi Robin,

Thanks for sharing your personal troubles and solutions for other users! Hopefully, this will help some users out there. :)

Best regards.

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Step by Step guide including custom sensor creation

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