PRTG Goes Mobile and New Version 14 released
News|28 February 2014
The new and rewritten native Android and iOS apps for PRTG allows users to monitor their network by enabling them to access and manage sensor data. The apps are equipped with advanced features and are even easier to use.
2014 also sees the new PRTG version 14 with many features and updates, including completely revised and updated look & feel of the PRTG Ajax Web GUI, new sensor types including IPFIX sensors and integrated ticket system for creating workflows for network problems.
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