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PAESSLER BLOG


DON’T FORGET YOUR OT INFRASTRUCTURE ON THE WAY TO MAINTENANCE MATURITY

For many industrial companies, moving up the maintenance maturity model from
reactive maintenance through to predictive maintenance has become the holy
grail. The focus is strongly on the factory floor machines and IIoT sensors, but
it’s important not to forget your OT network infrastructure along the way. Let’s
first take a brief look at what the maintenance maturity model is, how the
supporting infrastructure fits into the big picture, and how Paessler PRTG
monitoring software can help.


THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO MONITORING YOUR CLOUD AND HYBRID IT INFRASTRUCTURE 1/6

Welcome, it's great to have you here! My name is Sascha Neumeier and I have been
working with Paessler PRTG for almost 10 years. In my past job as a system
administrator I was responsible for a large PRTG system environment. Today at
Paessler, it is my job to share PRTG knowledge with you.


MONITOR DELL POWEREDGE SERVERS WITH PRTG

I had a chance to get to know Michael Dell, his journey and his achievements
through his book „Play Nice But Win: A CEO's Journey from Founder to Leader“.
I'm impressed by his start, evolution, understanding of the market, and what
Dell is today. Dell manufactured some of the most powerful and reliable hardware
on the market. Small and big data centers are equipped with Dell servers and
storage devices. Big vendors, such as VMware, are developing products on Dell
hardware. One of them is VMC on Dell EMC. I wrote an article about it:
Delivering cloud to your data center with VMware Cloud on Dell EMC.


WEBINAR: LOOK BEHIND THE SCENES OF OUR PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Hi everyone, have you ever wanted to talk directly to one of our developers?
Want to hear all the secrets about why they design a specific sensor type? Why
some things are not as easy as thought? Or have you always wanted to hear an
explanation why feature XYZ is still not implemented?


PRTG RELEASE 22.2.77 COMES WITH A NEW PYTHON DISTRIBUTION

PRTG version 22.2.77 is now available in the stable release channel and comes
beside a new Python distribution, a security improvement for maps and an update
for all language files with many changes behind the scenes.


REAL-TIME MONITORING & NETWORK MANAGEMENT FOR ACURUS PROVIDED BY PRTG NETWORK
MONITOR

Acurus is an Australian company that provides technology services for some of
the country’s largest and most successful organizations in the utilities,
health, government, and retail sectors, including Officeworks, Bakers Delight,
Red Energy, Hume Bank, Paccar Australia, The Victorian Department of Health, as
well as several Indigenous cooperatives.


CHANGING THE PAESSLER PRTG INTERFACE FOR 500,000 USERS: HOW TO TAKE THE USER
EXPERIENCE TO THE NEXT LEVEL

With around 20 years on the market, Paessler PRTG is a monitoring product that
has accumulated a large fan base over the years. The first version of PRTG
Network Monitor still focused on pure ping and traffic monitoring and had a very
simple Windows-based interface. Following the general trend, the conversion to a
web server architecture took place in 2007. At that time, the web interfaces of
many other products on the market offered only an additional, feature-reduced
view, mostly in a read-only mode. Not so with us: For PRTG, from that time on,
the web interface was the main interface with all functionality available. It is
the first place users log in to interact with the product.


FOXTONS BENEFITS FROM CLEARER VISIBILITY AND A DEEPER INSIGHT INTO ITS ESTATE
WITH PAESSLER PRTG

Like the IT of many major companies, Foxtons had various tools in place running
in separate silos. It naturally wanted a centralized solution to unify the
monitoring of certain aspects of its IT environment. This was one of the major
challenges that the IT team was facing before contacting Paessler.


4 WAYS TO PROTECT YOUR OPC UA ENVIRONMENT RIGHT NOW

OPC UA is a widely adopted standard in industrial environments. Despite this,
there are still problems with its security. This was clearly demonstrated in
April 2022 when two hackers at Pwn2Own (a hacker conference that offers prizes
to contestants who can breach Industrial Control Systems) gained access to
software that runs many of the world’s power grids. And of course, if two
ethical security hackers can get this kind of access to critical services within
two days, then so can foreign intelligence agencies.


NETWORK AUTOMATION WITH PRTG & IP FABRIC: DO MORE WITH LESS

If I asked you to name a technology that’s vital to today's “connected
everything” world, but originated in the 1940’s, I bet not many of you would
respond with “APIs”. Although the term Application Program (without the -ing
suffix) Interface wasn’t coined until 1968, the concept of sharing data between
computer programs originated with the development of a modular software library
for the EDSAC computer in the late 1940s.


WE AT PAESSLER ARE CHANGING THE WAY WE WORK AT OUR HQ IN NUREMBERG

... hooold on, we've been over something similar before, haven't we? And indeed,
the observant reader will recall our article published in the midst of the
Corona pandemic, describing how we allowed all employees to work either from the
office, from home (or, conveniently, any other location), or flexibly switch
between the office and home. And not just for a month, half a year, or until the
pandemic situation is over, but for good. Sorry Elon, this stuff actually works.
Since we uphold the principle that the health of our employees is our top
priority, office visits still require special conditions; this includes rapid
tests and the wearing of a mask. But now that the fog is lifting and we are
beginning to see a glimmer of hope for a true new normal, we have decided to
fundamentally change our office experience as well.


PRTG & RITTAL – EMPOWERING DATA CENTER FACILITIES TEAMS

With so much media and industry attention on ransomware, phishing attacks, and
cyber security in general, it can be easily forgotten how important physical
security can be for critical IT infrastructure. All the CVE patches in the world
are of no use if your servers are stolen, flooded, or incinerated. Ensuring
stable and controllable environmental conditions for vital data
center equipment is usually the responsibility of the facilities management
team. They are the ones who have to make sure that power always gets to where it
is needed when it is needed, that cooling and waste heat management is handled
as cost effectively as possible, and that physical access to systems is limited
to people who have a valid reason.


IIOT SENSORS: WHAT THEY ARE, THEIR PURPOSE, AND HOW TO MONITOR THEM

The Industrial Internet of Things is an integral part of Industry 4.0: the
modern factory has IIoT sensors in just about every nook and cranny. Whether
it’s a machine on the factory floor or an HVAC system, there is a sensor that
can monitor it. And, just like other components in your industrial
infrastructure like OT and IT, these sensors need to be monitored to make sure
they’re up and running and collecting data. We’ll take a look at how to monitor
IIoT sensors, but let’s first take a look at what we mean by the IIoT, what the
use cases for IIoT sensors are, and the typical architecture.


ALL ABOUT REDFISH AND HOW TO EASILY ADD THE SENSORS IN PRTG

Paessler PRTG provides three native Redfish sensors (the Redfish Power Supply
sensor, the Redfish System Health sensor, and the Redfish Virtual Disk sensor)
which I recently introduced in this article:👉 Let’s talk about sensors!
Monitoring with PRTG Redfish sensors.Even though the Redfish Virtual Disk sensor
is currently still in beta, I encourage you to use and test these sensors. In
this article I will show you what Redfish is and how you can add these sensors
or even replace your IPMI sensors in PRTG.


KNOCK, KNOCK.

Who's there? Just another day of companies telling you how much they appreciate
you. Thing is, we at Paessler believe in actions instead of mere words. We value
you so much that we provide you with year-round content that entertains,
inspires, supports and helps you in very tangible ways.


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