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#HOW TO LUMP COMPONENTS IN WINPROP CMG UPDATE#
#HOW TO LUMP COMPONENTS IN WINPROP CMG PLUS#

This setting is only visible if you select Auto-discovery with specific device templates above. The first auto-discovery runs immediately, all other discoveries start at the time defined in the Auto-Discovery settings section under Setup | System Administration | Monitoring. Weekly : Perform the auto-discovery for new sensors every 7 days.Daily : Perform the auto-discovery for new sensors every 24 hours.Hourly : Perform the auto-discovery for new sensors every 60 minutes.If you select this option, you have to start the auto-discovery manually.

#HOW TO LUMP COMPONENTS IN WINPROP CMG UPDATE#

For existing devices, this initiates a one-time sensor update for the selected device.

Once : Perform the auto-discovery only once.

This setting is only visible if you select one of the standard, detailed, or custom auto-discovery options above. They are primarily intended for devices on the same network as your probes. Select one or more templates from the Device Templates list.Īuto-discoveries can be resource intensive.

Auto-discovery with specific device templates : Customize the auto-discovery and select or combine standard, detailed, and custom device templates.

This option is suitable for small network segments and whenever you want to monitor the maximum number of sensors available.

Detailed auto-discovery : Create all standard sensors and additional sensors from detailed variants of device templates.

This option works fine for most installations.

Standard auto-discovery (recommended) : Create a set of standard sensors for standard monitoring.

No auto-discovery : Select this option if you only want to manually create devices and sensors.

Select the level of detail for the auto-discovery : You can choose from the lowest priority ( ) to the highest priority ( ). The highest priority is at the top of a list. This setting determines the position of the group in lists.

#HOW TO LUMP COMPONENTS IN WINPROP CMG PLUS#

It is not possible to enter tags with a leading plus ( +) or minus ( -) sign, nor tags with parentheses ( ()) or angle brackets ( ).įor performance reasons, it can take some minutes until you can filter for new tags that you added. We recommend that you use the default value. You can use tags to group objects and use tag-filtered views later on. Confirm each tag with the Spacebar key, a comma, or the Enter key. You cannot change it.Įnter one or more tags. This setting is for your information only. Shows tags that this device inherits from its parent group and its parent probe. Most sensors that you create on this device inherit this setting and try to connect to this address for monitoring. Enter the IP address or Domain Name System (DNS) name for the device. This setting is only visible if you select IPv6 above. Some sensors have their own setting for the IP address/DNS name to which they connect. This setting is only visible if you select IPv4 above. The setting is valid for all sensors that you create on the device.

IPv6 : Use IP version 6 for all requests to the device.

IPv4 : Use IP version 4 for all requests to the device.

Select the IP protocol that PRTG uses to connect to the device: All sensors on the device are in the Paused status until you change this setting.

Paused : Pause monitoring for the device.

Select the monitoring status of the device: For more information, see the Knowledge Base: What security features does PRTG include? If the name contains angle brackets ( ), PRTG replaces them with braces ( ) for security reasons. By default, PRTG shows this name in the device tree, as well as in alarms, logs, notifications, reports, maps, libraries, and tickets.

Schedules, Dependencies, and Maintenance WindowsĮnter a meaningful name to identify the device.

Credentials for Database Management Systems.

Credentials for Linux/Solaris/macOS (SSH/WBEM) Systems.

Device Identification and Auto-Discovery.

In a cluster, note that failover nodes are read-only by default.

Other user accounts, interfaces, or failover nodes might not have all of the options in the way described here.

This documentation refers to an administrator that accesses the PRTG web interface on a master node. This enables you to change the settings of many devices at the same time.įor more information, see section Multi-Edit. We recommend that you define as many settings as possible in the root group settings so that you can inherit them to all other objects in the object hierarchy.įor device settings, you can also use multi-edit.

The following settings are available on the Settings tab of a device.