26 results found
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Report Templates Based on Sensor Status
As a network administrator/systems engineer, I need a report template based on current sensor status. With this template, I can create an automated daily email report that summarizes the status of all monitored sensors (total counts by status: up, warning, down) and provides detailed information about problematic sensors (device name, sensor name, and error messages). This would allow me to quickly assess the overall health of our infrastructure each morning and confirm that PRTG monitoring is functioning properly.
2 votes -
Multi-Core Dashboards: Status history
As a user of the Multi-Core Dashboards feature, I want to be able to see a history of statuses over a custom time period instead of just the current status.
ACs:
* PRTG Data Exporter can be configured to retain statuses for a predefined time period
* The Multi-Core Dashboards feature provides out of the box dashboards which can show the change in status for certain objects over a custom time period3 votes -
Sensor map element with channel selection
As a system administrator, I would like to use my sensors in a PRTG map and select the relevant channel, without having to duplicate the sensor and pin a different channel. Currently, the sensor map element only represents the main channel and does not allow me to select the channel I am most interested in. A new approach would increase flexibility and prevent duplicate sensor requests, which would put more strain on the system.
11 votes -
Improve the data presentation of reports for Excel
As a PRTG user I would like an easy way to get simple reports in a decent Excel format.
4 votes -
Multi-Page Maps with Nested Navigation
As an IT Manager creating reports for management teams, I want to nest related maps as subpages within a parent map so that I can create comprehensive, multi-level dashboards that allow seamless navigation between overview and detailed views without losing context or switching to completely different interfaces.
7 votes -
Dynamic Map Filtering with Variable Selectors
As a network administrator building reports and dashboards, I want to create maps with dynamic filtering capabilities using variable selectors (such as region dropdowns), so that I can maintain a single map that displays different subsets of my network infrastructure without having to create and manage multiple copies of the same map for each region or variable combination.
14 votes
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