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  1. As an IT administrator managing VMware infrastructure, I would like a dedicated sensor to monitor virtual machine snapshots in PRTG, so that I can proactively detect and remediate snapshot-related issues before they cause performance degradation or storage outages.

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    Hi there,

    Exciting news! Your idea is now in progress! Our team has started working on bringing this feature/improvement to life.

    We're diligently developing and testing, and we'll keep you updated on our progress. We're excited about the positive impact this will have for Paessler users.

    Thanks for your patience and for helping us enhance our products.

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  2. As an IT Infrastructure Manager managing a large-scale monitoring environment,
    I want the ability to enable automatic acknowledgment of alerts on Ping v2 sensors,
    so that I can use Ping sensors for lightweight availability tracking and state logging without being burdened by a high volume of alerts that require manual acknowledgment.

    Background:
    In the legacy Ping sensors, there was a feature that allowed automatic acknowledgment of alerts (auto-ack).
    We use Ping sensors across a large number of devices primarily for visibility. They act as a lightweight form of logging and state tracking.
    Notifications are still triggered as needed, but we…

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  3. As a Systems Engineer running PRTG multi-platform probes on Linux in environments without Windows probe systems, I want more essential sensors, for example, native NTP/SNTP and LDAP(S) sensors to be available on the multi-platform probe,
    so that I can monitor time synchronization and directory service availability — two services critical for authentication and infrastructure health — directly from my Linux probes, without maintaining a Windows remote probe or building custom script workarounds.

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    Exciting news! Your idea is now in progress! Our team has started working on bringing this feature/improvement to life.

    We're diligently developing and testing, and we'll keep you updated on our progress. We're excited about the positive impact this will have for Paessler users.

    Thanks for your patience and for helping us enhance our products.

    Best regards,

    The Paessler Product Team

  4. As an IT Infrastructure Manager operating PRTG in a network without direct internet access,
    I want the SSL Certificate sensor to natively support the HTTP proxy settings configured on the parent device,
    so that I can monitor the SSL/TLS certificates of external websites through our proxy — just like I already can with HTTP-based sensors — without needing to rely on a separate monitoring tool.

    Background: We are using PRTG without direct internet access. With the proxy setting of the device we can monitor a HTTPS website, but not the SSL certificate of that site. That is a problem for…

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