There is no sensor in a Down, Down (Acknowledged), or Warning status at this location.Īll sensors at this location are in a green Up status. There is no sensor in a Down or Down (Acknowledged) status at this location.Īt least one sensor at this location shows an orange Unusual status. Īt least one sensor at this location shows a yellow Warning status.

The Down states of all sensors at this location have to be acknowledged-if at least one sensor is unacknowledged down, this location will be displayed as Down. Hover the circle with the letter symbol in the legend to view the total number of alarms at this location.Īt least one sensor at this location is Down and the status was acknowledged by a PRTG user, applying the Acknowledge Alarm function. In PRTG's geo map, this object will be displayed with the defined label.Īt least one sensor at this location shows a red Down status. For this concern, enter the desired label in the first line of the Location settings and provide the geo coordinates of the location in the second line. You can define your own labels for locations of objects. For details about tile server domains, please see More section below. For details, please see System Administration-Core & Probes. If a proxy is mandatory in your network, please configure proxy settings accordingly.

Make sure your PRTG core server has access to the internet in order to obtain map tiles.

The Location information will also be used when viewing objects in the Enterprise Console or when adding Geo Maps objects to PRTG Maps.

As soon as you view the details of such an object, a geographical map will be shown. In your objects' settings, add a city name, or address, or coordinates in the first line of the Location field.See section System Administration-User Interface (setting Geo Maps) for detailed information. There, you will also find an option to disable geo maps integration if you do not want to use it. In the system administration (within the web interface), select the maps provider and type you want to view.In order to use geographical maps within the PRTG web interface or Enterprise Console, please make sure the following: The Global Status of a Network in a Geo Map For this concern, go to the PRTG Maps Designer (either in an existing map or creating a new one) and choose the entry Geo Maps from the properties menu on the right. You can also add geographical maps to PRTG Maps. PRTG will adjust the zoom of a map automatically such that all locations of a selected object can be displayed. Geographical maps can be displayed on the device tree.

You can select your favorite map tiles provider in System Administration-User Interface (setting Geo Maps). Then the defined locations will be marked with the corresponding object icons and their status on the map. These are used to set up the graphical map. PRTG will connect to the specified maps provider to get map tiles. Your location specification will be resolved to global geographical coordinates by the PRTG core server with the help of an external map service provider. PRTG will use the first line of this information to query a geographical map which shows your objects. This feature is especially useful when you monitor networks which are spread over different locations, for example, in various cities of a country or all over the globe.įor each probe, group, or device, you can enter Location information. You can display the location of probes, groups, and devices in a graphical map on an object's details page, or on PRTG Maps. With the PRTG Geo Maps feature you can visualize geographical information about your monitored objects.

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