Could PRTG (version Free) can monitor a device behind NAT ?

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Here is my flow traffic. PRTG Server <-Route--> Firewall <--Route--> Router <-NAT 1-1 --> Internet <--->Firewall

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Hi,

Yes you can monitor devices behind a NAT.

For this please check a similar Knowledge Base article which you can find here.

Kind regards,
Marijan Horsky, Team Tech Support

Apr, 2020 - Permalink

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