Hi Timo,
after some more testing/searching/reviewing I found the following:
PowerShell
There is a PowerShell module PrtgAPI which has the cmdlet "Pause-Object
". Using this cmdlet it is possible to pause a PRTG device. Using the very same cmdlet one could also overwrite/update (aka "extend") the paused state of a device (and its sensors).
PRTG web interface
Using the extension/addon "Stylus" with my favourite browser and adding the following lines to the PRTG web interface the pause state of a paused sensor/device/group can be overwritten/updated (aka extended).
li.rootgroup.hideifpaused {
display:block!important;
}
Question
For what reason (from a technical perspective) is the pause-menu hidden when a sensor/device/group is paused?
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