Packet sniffing: The PRTG Packet Sniffer Sensor is used in a number of different situations. On this page, we'll also explore bandwidth tests in greater detail.

Discover who or what is hogging your bandwidth, and which sensors can help you get to the root of the problem. Have a look at our sensor list !īandwidth monitoring: Take a closer look at bandwidth monitoring.

More than 250 sensors : PRTG comes with over 250 preconfigured sensors which you can use to monitor your entire network.

Export the collected data as a CSV or XML file, or create a report directly via PRTG. This data is not only good for troubleshooting, but it also enables you to be sure that each of your configurations is working properly.

IP SLA and CBQoS sensors : PRTG uses special sensors to collect the data of Cisco devices which use IP SLA or CBQoS.

These sensors also allow you to filter according to IP addresses, protocols, data types, and programs.

PRTG comes with a number of preconfigured Flow sensors for such manufacturers. NetFlow sensors : Cisco and Juniper devices use Flow technologies.

You can use the data collected by this sensor to perform a detailed analysis of your traffic. Packet Sniffer Sensor: The PRTG Packet Sniffer Sensor filters data traffic according to IP addresses, protocols, data types, programs, and more.With this sensor, you’ll immediately get an overview. You can use it to determine the rate at which data flows through your network. SNMP Traffic Sensor : The SNMP Traffic Sensor measures bandwidth consumption.

Bandwidth monitor