PRTG Manual: Logs
The Enterprise Console Is Deprecated! |
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The Enterprise Console is deprecated. We provide the documentation in this section for your information only. You can still use the Enterprise Console but we do not further develop the program. We recommend that you use PRTG Desktop instead. |
The Enterprise Console has a tab-like interface. Using the tabs you can navigate through various pages with information about your monitored objects, such as your network status and monitoring results, for example, as well as access maps, reports, tickets and settings.
Enterprise Console Menu Tabs Bar
There is documentation available for the following tabs:
Logs show all past activities and events of your PRTG monitoring setup. This is useful for researching past user activities, system events, and, for example, for checking whether messages were sent. In a typical setup, a huge amount of log data is produced. Because the activity of every single object is recorded, you can use this information to check if your setup works exactly as desired.
There are two options to call the logs list: Either you click the Log tab while you view an object's details on the Devices menu tab, or you choose the Logs entry from the menu tabs bar.
Click the Logs entry in the menu tabs bar to show a list of all log entries of a PRTG core server.
You can either view the entries of one or all servers. If you have configured more than one PRTG core server and you want to view entries from all servers in your PRTG Servers setup, simply select All PRTG Servers from the server selection in the upper-right corner.
You can view only log entries of a certain event from the categories Status Changes, System Events, and Object History. Choose a category from the Show menu. The second dropdown menu shows all possible event types for the selected category. Select an entry to only show events of the respective event type. Choose a sensor status for status changes, Probe Related, Auto Discovery, Notifications, or Status Messages for system events, or a system object for object history.
You can also define the time span for which you want to show logs.
Use the date time picker to enter the date and time.
The list can show up to one hundred entries at a time. Use the arrow symbols above the list to show other items. You can jump to the beginning of the list, or browse through it hundred by hundred. If the list has more than one entry, you can also sort the items by the contents of a certain column. To sort, simply click the header of the column that you want to sort by once or twice.
