Can we export PRTG database for and other monitoring system ?

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Hi,

I am an intern in a firm , and we're thinking about buying PRTG. We've ran some test with the trial version and are really happy about it. But I have a question. If, after buying PRTG, we decide to change and we choose an other monitoring system, can we export PRTG's database and convert it in a other format in order to use it with the other monitoring system ?

Thank you for your answer, And sorry If I made mistakes, I'm french.

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Bonjour,

We currently don't offer specific export tools. It is possible to export data using the PRTG API in CSV or XML. The API documentation is integrated in the webinterface (menu Setup / PRTG API) and includes example API calls.

While this is no single-click solution, it is possible to write a script which iterates over all sensors and gets their data.

A PRTG user already wrote a script for automated export: https://helpdesk.paessler.com/en/support/solutions/articles/76000063677

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