The url for How To: Automatically Exporting PRTG's Raw Monitoring Data Into Daily CSV or XML Files is broken in your pages. Can you please provide the current url here?
URL for How To Automatically Exporting PRTG's Raw Monitoring Data Into Daily CSV or XML Files
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Are you getting an error, or is it just not going to the page?
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Its not going to the page. Can you get to the page?
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I will inform our documentation team.
Thanks!
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The url: https://www.paessler.com/blog/howto-exporting-prtgs-raw-monitoring-data-into-daily-csv-or-xml-files
has a url at the end of a paragraph that reads: "Our committed PRTG user Gerard Feijth wrote this brand new tool for automatic data export, available at Google Code. Thanks, Gerard, for sharing your tool! Read more about how to get started with your automatic export in our latest Knowledge Base article HowTo: Automatically Exporting PRTG's Raw Monitoring Data Into Daily CSV or XML Files"
The url in the paragraph goes to: https://www.paessler.com/support/kb/categories/prtg7/prtg_exporting_raw_sensor_data_automatically
but that url redirects to the following url: https://kb.paessler.com/en/
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Hello Robert,
Please check if this link is what you are looking for:
How can I export raw sensor data automatically from PRTG?
Best regards,
Sebastian
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This is what I was looking for and it was very helpful. For anyone else that reads this, here are all of the urls that ended up being useful for me and a sample command line that they will need to enter their server, username, and password into. ----- First read this: https://kb.paessler.com/en/topic/343-how-can-i-export-raw-sensor-data-automatically-from-prtg
Then go here: http://prtgtoolsfamily.com/downloads/sensors
Click on CSVExport which downloads this: http://prtgtoolsfamily.com/downloads/download/90a40a6c-493b-4dbf-9359-8c272522c576
Extract all of the files in the download to a folder. Go to command line and in the folder that you extracted the files in run this command: csvexport -pu=XXXXXX -pp=XXXXXX -ps=https://XXXXXX -s=11460,11713,11714,11715 -sd=2017-10-01-00-00-00 -ed=2017-10-20-00-00-00
An explanation of the command line and its parameters can be found here: http://prtgtoolsfamily.com/us/manuals?view=CSVExport
I haven’t been able to run a start and end date of more than 2 weeks apart. 2 weeks worked for me and 3 weeks failed. I have only tired with 4 sensors so far.
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Hello Robert,
Thank you very much for your summarization. I'm quiet sure that some users will benefit from it.
Best regards,
Sebastian
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