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With the Enterprise Console, you can connect to different independent PRTG core server installations and review their data at a glance! PRTG Administration Tool on Core Server System Used to configure basic core server settings, such as administrator login, web server IPs and port, probe connection settings, cluster mode, system language, and more. In a cluster , the current master node is responsible for all of these tasks.

Note: Core server and probe s are configured as Windows services which are permanently run by the Windows system without the requirement for a logged-in user.

On a probe, PRTG performs the actual monitoring via the sensors created on a device for example, computer, router, server, firewall. The probe receives its configuration from the core server, runs the monitoring processes, and delivers monitoring results back to the core server. On every system running a PRTG core server, there is always a local probe running on the same machine. The actual monitoring is performed by PRTG probe processes which run on one or more computers.

During installation, the system automatically creates the Local Probe. In a single-probe installation—which is the default setup—the local probe performs all monitoring. You can create additional Remote Probes to achieve monitoring of multiple locations, or for several other scenarios.

They use Transport Layer Security TLS -secured connections to the core and allow to securely monitor services and systems inside remote networks which are not openly accessible or secured by firewalls.

For more information, please see Remote Probes and Multiple Probes. For an online tutorial of this see the More section below.