【實用商業app】PRTG for Android|最夯免費app-綠色工廠好玩App

PRTG for Android brings the power of the PRTG Network Monitor interface to your Android 4.0+ devices. It requires a PRTG 14.1 or higher installation. If you encounter any bugs, please send them to support@paessler.com, as we're not notified of new comments.

Features include:

• Full visibility into the state of your probes, groups, devices, sensors, and channels on multiple PRTG instances.

• Pause, acknowledge alarms, trigger scans, run device auto-discovery, etc. You can do a lot of things with the app that you can over the web interface or the Enterprise Console, with an interface tailored to your mobile device.

• QR code scanning makes it easy to jump directly to a sensor.

• Enhanced notifications can (optionally) alert you in your device's status bar when PRTG finds problems on your network.

• Home screen widgets (available only on 4.1 or higher, sorry!) allow you to keep an eye on your network without the app running in the foreground.

• Network tools such as ping, traceroute, and DNS lookups are included. We'll be adding more in the future!

To use this app, you need to run an installation of PRTG Network Monitor 14.1 or later that is accessible from the network your device is connected to. If you don't have a PRTG Network Monitor installed, you can still try a demo account, and the network tools are completely independent and don't require any PRTG server to operate.

Running an older version of Android or an older PRTG release? You can still use our previous release, PRTGdroid: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.paessler.prtg

Required Permissions:

• INTERNET - Rather critical :-)

• CAMERA - Required for the QR scanner.

• WAKE_LOCK - Necessary for the alert functionality. Don't worry, we put a lot of effort into keeping our battery and network use as low as possible.

• Notifications can optionally VIBRATE your phone.

• We use ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE and ACCESS_WIFI_STATE to check if the internet is available, and to determine whether or not we should load large graphs (we don't load them when you're on a mobile data network).