Editing the user interface (webinterface and enterprise console)

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I would like to change my interface of both the webinterface and enterprise console. When clicking on the devices tab a list of devices is shown with all sensors. The sensors show the up or down status, the response time and the scanning interval.

I would like to add the message that sensors have to this part of the user interface. This will be usefull for things like snmp string sensors. Right now I have to click on a sensor to see the message it has, for example the hostname of a device.

Can I add these messages to the user interface?

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Hi Freek,

I am afraid, it is not possible to customize PRTG's webinterface/enterprise.

Thank you for your understanding!

Kind regards,
Andreas Günther, Technical Support

Mar, 2018 - Permalink

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Editing the user interface (webinterface and enterprise console)

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