This Project is in the middle of being reworked!

You can check the Releases for the previous functioning.

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PRTG Uptime SLA

PRTG Network Monitor doesn't support any kind of System Uptime Sensor by Default, so I created the following to provide you with the Average Uptime of all sensors in your PRTG Network Monitor Deployment.

Development Roadmap:

Feature	Progress	Comments
Official Rework	100%	Reworked the entire setup focusing on more optimal code. This did mean I have to redo everything.
XML to JSON	75%	Slowly working at moving away from XML to JSON for future proofing. PRTG's API v2 seems to be going the direction of JSON now.
Weekly SLA	25%	Planning to add a parameter that allow for Weekly SLA
Yearly SLA	0%	Planning to add a parameter that allow for Yearly SLA
Monthly SLA	25%	Planning to add a parameter that allow for Monthly SLA
Custom SLA	0%	Planning to add parameters that allow for custom timeframe
Group of Sensors SLA	0%	During my last look at the PRTG API, this wasn't possible.
API Version 2	10%	PRTG API Version 2 is currently in Alpha but is looking far more like most modern API's I am currently working with from other software vendors.

Quick Overview of what each file does

Versions	Description	Recommended Scanning Internval
New-PRTGAPI.ps1	Sets up Environment Variables to be called by other Powershell files	N/A
PRTG_SLA.ps1	Averages the uptime of all sensors since the creation	> 10 Minutes

How-To & Guide

1. How to Install PRTG-UPTIME-SLA with your PRTG:
   • Download and run the New-PRTGAPI.ps1
     • This will setup a prtgapi.json file in your Custom Sensors folder to be used by the other Powershell Functions.
   • Navigate to the C:\Program Files (x86)\PRTG Network Monitor\Custom Sensors\EXEXML\ and place all the other .ps1 files here.
2. How to setup the Sensor:
   • Create a Group/Device, set the IPv4 address of the device as: 127.0.0.1
     • WARNING: Using Localhost will cause preformance issues!
   • Add a EXE/Script Advanced Sensor and choose from the Drop down, the script you placed earlier.
   • NOTE: You will want to set the Scanning Interval according to the Table above to limit performance impact on your system.
3. Add the SLA to your dashboards or reports!

Additional

My script is now posted and available from PRTG's Script World: Here