PRTG_XMR-Stak

Custom sensor for PRTG to allow you to monitor XMR-Stak

Tested with PRTG Version 19.3.51.2722 XMR-Stak Version 2.10.4

This sensor can be run from any PRTG probe however can also be run on the target machine or another in the same network as it only supports http

If running on a PRTG server itself copy the windows binary into the appropriate folder for PRTG on a default install this would be Directory of C:\Program Files (x86)\PRTG Network Monitor\Custom Sensors\EXEXML

This can also be compiled onto any Golang supported platform, Linux and windows versions will be found in the release pages of Github

To compile this yourself you need to...

• 1, install Golang
• 2, download or clone repo
• 3, run go get to download required packages
• 4, run go build
• 5, move the binary to the correct place

There are likely to be other small steps here as things may vary on your systems, If you need a OS binary and not in a rush drop me a request

C:\PRTG_XMR-STAK.exe -h

Examples
PRTG_XMR-STAK.exe -T 500ms -H 192.168.1.201 -P 420

./PRTG_XMR-STAK  -T 500ms -H 192.168.1.201 -P 420

Usage:
  PRTG_XMR-STAK [flags]

Flags:
  -h, --help               help for PRTG_XMR-STAK
  -H, --host string        hostname / IP (default "127.0.0.1")
  -P, --port int           port (default 420)
  -t, --threads            include thread info
  -T, --timeout duration   timeout string eg 500ms (default 500ms)

Use "PRTG_XMR-STAK [command] --help" for more information about a command.
subcommand is required

If you feel like saying thanks
XMR: 49QA139gTEVMDV9LrTbx3qGKKEoYJucCtT4t5oUHHWfPBQbKc4MdktXfKSeT1ggoYVQhVsZcPAMphRS8vu8oxTf769NDTMu

With thanks to Jetbrains and their support of the open source community