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Time monitor

Modified on 2025-06-10 14:06:06 +0200

Hello,

Looking for a way to monitor windows/linux/cisco device clock and compare it with a global time server.

I've managed to use the WMI sensor, but it only compares with the prtg server and not an undpendant server..

Thanks!

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I'm afraid but by default there is no sensor available for this task. It would be possible to script this task and transfer the result into PRTG.

Please have a look at our custom sensors.

Oct, 2013 - Permalink

You need your PRTG to run the sensor anyway, so keeping your PRTG server tightly in sync with the global time server will get you there.

Oct, 2013 - Permalink

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