Script sensor runs an executable file (EXE, DLL) or a script (batch file, VBScript, Powershell) on the computer running the local or remote probe. This option is provided as part of the PRTG Application Programming Interface (API). This sensor can show the following: One value
Narrow down the sensor types: Choose appropriate criteria to filter the shown sensor types. Enter (parts of) the name into the search box. Go through the detailed list of sensors matching the selected device. If you cannot find a suitable sensor, search for custom sensors in our PRTG Script World.
PRTG Manual: List of Available Sensor Types. This chapter lists all available sensors, arranged both by different categories and in alphabetical order. icon-i-round In the Add a Sensor assistant, PRTG offers you various options to easily filter for fitting sensor types. Common Sensors · Bandwidth Monitoring Sensors · Web

If you select All nodes, PRTG creates a report with data from all of your cluster nodes, but only the primary channel of every sensor appears in the report. Every report shows monitoring results based on sensor data. There are two ways to include sensors in a report: You can either add sensors manually or by tag. In the Add
PRTG Manual: Sensor Settings. There are more than 200 different sensor types available. In the Add Sensor dialog, all sensors are categorized into groups to help you quickly find what you need. Once you are familiar with the interface, you will probably enter the first letters of a sensor type's name into the Search field in the
Group Type. Sensor Management. Select which type of auto-discovery you would like to perform for this group. Choose between: Manual (no auto-discovery): Do not auto-discover any sensors, only add sensors manually. Automatic device identification (standard, recommended): Use a small set of auto-discovery templates.

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March 2018