Hi,
we have a core server and an exclusive remote probe to perform monitoring of (ping) sensors only for public data link and some SNMP of the internal network.
I realized that even shutting down the core server for a few minutes, I did not miss collecting information.
I know that the remote probe collects the information and sends the data to the core server database.
But I want to know how long I can stay with my core server off to perform maintenance without losing information.
Do I need a lot of disk space on the remote probe to store data during the time of maintaining the core server?
Thank you.
Hi Sandro,
During a Core - Probe connection loss, a buffer stores a maximum of 500,000 sensor results in the RAM of the remote probe system (up to 50 - 200 MB). This means that for 100 sensors with a 1-minute scanning interval, the monitoring results of up to 3 days can be buffered (or 52 minutes for 10,000 sensors with a 1-minute scanning interval).
For more detailed information, please follow this link: https://www.paessler.com/manuals/prtg/remote_probes_and_multiple_probes
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