Category: PRTG

My original post on configuring PRTG to use a Let’s Encrypt certificate can be found here. In the time since I set that up, the process has changed (for the better). The biggest change is v5.x of Certify the Web (CtW) introduced Deployment Tasks. This means we no longer need to use a PowerShell script to get the certificate files...

Update – April 2024 I have written an updated article which uses new functionality in Certify SSL Manager to make life easier. Original Instructions PRTG is a great monitoring tool, especially as you can get a 100 sensor license for free. That makes it ideal for monitoring home & small networks. By default it uses a self-signed SSL certificate which...