My Home Automation server is on port 80 of a dedicated machine along with PRTG to monitor my LAN connections. PRTG is setup to use port 1003.
Every minute the PRTG Enterprise Console sends a keep-alive message to port 80 which confuses my automation services. This only started happening recently, so must be due to some update "feature" but it is driving me crazy!!
I added "NoSSLRedirect" to the PRTG Registry config, but it did not seem to make a difference.
How do I get PRTG to communicate with port 1003, where it belongs, and quit bothering my Automation Server?
:-(
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Hello,
Have you set in the Enterprise Console Settings the Port using 1003?
The NoSSLRedirect article describes only the change for the PRTG core server.
To disable the SSL redirect also for the Enterprise Console please perform the following steps:
Important: Please make proper backup before editing the registry!
In the registry editor, go to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Paessler\PRTG Network Monitor\WinGUI\
There, create a new DWORD value with the name
NoSelfhealing
Set this value to 1 to disable Auto-Healing. Set it to 0 to enable Auto-Healing again.
Nov, 2014 - Permalink
Hello,
Have you set in the Enterprise Console Settings the Port using 1003?
The NoSSLRedirect article describes only the change for the PRTG core server. To disable the SSL redirect also for the Enterprise Console please perform the following steps:
Important: Please make proper backup before editing the registry!
In the registry editor, go to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Paessler\PRTG Network Monitor\WinGUI\There, create a new DWORD value with the name
NoSelfhealingSet this value to 1 to disable Auto-Healing. Set it to 0 to enable Auto-Healing again.
Nov, 2014 - Permalink