I have an external IP provided dynamically by my ISP so, sometimes, the new IP haven't the port 3389 open for me. Currently I manually monitor this from http://ping.eu/port-chk/, but I wonder if there's a way to monitor if the port 3389 is open to external access through PRTG.
Is there a way to do this? How?
Greetings,
Eric.
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Hello Eric,
PRTG needs to send the requests from an external point to monitor if the port is available. You can setup a remote probe in another network, or install a remote probe on a cloud provider machine to create a Port Sensor in PRTG which points to the external IP of your gateway.
Best regards, Felix
Apr, 2017 - Permalink
Hello Eric,
PRTG needs to send the requests from an external point to monitor if the port is available. You can setup a remote probe in another network, or install a remote probe on a cloud provider machine to create a Port Sensor in PRTG which points to the external IP of your gateway.
Best regards, Felix
Apr, 2017 - Permalink