How to monitor uplink and downlink using PRTG

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Current am using PRTG Network monitor, and am able to capture downlink usage, i would like also to capture the uplink usage on my network. Please assist me on how/which sensor will enable me to monitor both downlink usage and uplink usage of my network at same time

Am using PRTG Network Monitor 12.2.2.2211

Thanks Suleiman

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Hello,

thank you very much for your KB-Post. May I ask, which exact sensor type are you already using to monitor bandwidth?

best regards.

Mar, 2014 - Permalink

Hi,

I guess we have similar issue. I am using SNMP traffic sensor to my router.. I wanted to know what does it mean of this "(001) lo (003) ixp0 (004) ixp1 (006)ipsec0".

I include details below just incase you need it to resolve the issue.

Router: Linksys RV042 (Firmware Version: 1.3.12.6-tm)

Apr, 2014 - Permalink

Seeing as we will be requiring more data on this matter, please open a Support Ticket.

Apr, 2014 - Permalink

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