Overall Paessler Enterprise Monitor is great IT infrastructure Monitoring tool with great features and core functionalities that IT operations would need to well monitor and make decisions about their infrastructure.

1. Reporting features that fully give an Insight of all IT infrastructure from small to large scale, offering IT Engineers and Operators all the information they need in one single place. 2. The ability to monitor IT applications, services, Capacity and Configuration management.

The sensor layout and management isn't well automated for easier understanding and could be confusing if handed over without proper documentation

I love PRTG. It is genuinely the one tool I have to have running in any environment I am supporting. I don't know that I'd be able to do my job to the best of my ability without the data and tools that PRTG provides. Management is easy, maintenance is easy, and the PRTG support team have always been wonderful to work with. I don't see myself ever changing NMS providers.

The ease of setting up and the flexibility that the system has. The range of tools PRTG offers is amazing for its price. Not only that, but the system itself is robust and easy to configure and manage. Being able to create useful maps with important data makes it a tool that other non-tech folks can benefit from as well. And the remote probe features are so important in multi-site deployments.

I wish it had more support for running Linux. I know the new probe can be deployed on Linux (which I've tested quite a bit and enjoy using), but it would be great if that became a possibility for the entire core probe. Having to license and manage a windows server just for PRTG is a bummer. It's worth it for sure, but I'd prefer using Linux instead.

the alerting is on point as it barks about everything if your not carefull

the landscape for displaying visual maps needs a lot of work.

I have been using PRTG for over 10 years in my career as a IT Network/Systems Admin. There are plenty of tools on the market that can do this same thing but none of them allow for the simple yet powerful design of PRTG. I recommend it to friends, and colleagues all the time.

PRTG helps me keep my entire network visible in a single pane of glass, whether that is network, server, virtual, or WAN, I have eyes on my network at all times.

The only negatives I will mention are minor. I run a single server with close to 10,000 sensors, which is considered the maximum for a single server and I see performance problems from time to time because I run it at red line. The interface is a little dated by 2022 standards and could use a facelift.

Since I've been using PRTG Enterprise Monitor my work has become much easier, it's a tool that you become addicted to as soon as you start configuring it. I have surprised my superiors when I take quick action due to the immediate alerts that PRTG sends me.

Its simplicity of use and implementation. It does what it has to do. It greatly simplifies the monitoring of large and small networks.

It could not only monitor, but also be an active part of the devices. Manage them with protocols like SSH, Telnet, RDP from the software.