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hi Experts,<br />
i have purchased PRTG Network Monitor and im configuring notification for each group/device. <br />
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what would be you recommendation for the following triggers so i wont be SPAMMED with notifications.?<br />
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•State Triggers: Trigger a notification when a sensor enters an UP, DOWN, WARNING or UNUSUAL state. For state triggers, there are also escalation notifications available<br />
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•Speed Triggers: Trigger a notifications when a traffic sensor reaches a certain bandwidth limit for a specified time.<br />
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•Volume Triggers: Trigger a notification when a traffic sensor has reached a certain volume limit in a specified time.<br />
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•Threshold Triggers: Trigger out notifications when certain values are measured by a sensor.<br />
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•Change Triggers: Change triggers are triggered by some sensors whenever the content of a file or the event log has changed. <br />
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Thanks<br />

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hi Experts,
i have purchased PRTG Network Monitor and im configuring notification for each group/device. 

what would be you recommendation for the following triggers so i wont be SPAMMED with notifications.?

•State Triggers: Trigger a notification when a sensor enters an UP, DOWN, WARNING or UNUSUAL state. For state triggers, there are also escalation notifications available
.
•Speed Triggers: Trigger a notifications when a traffic sensor reaches a certain bandwidth limit for a specified time.

•Volume Triggers: Trigger a notification when a traffic sensor has reached a certain volume limit in a specified time.

•Threshold Triggers: Trigger out notifications when certain values are measured by a sensor.

•Change Triggers: Change triggers are triggered by some sensors whenever the content of a file or the event log has changed. 


Thanks


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