On your server, navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\PRTG Network Monitor\Notifications\EXE and create a file named prtgtovictorops.ps1. In the file, paste the following code and save the updated file.

Param( [string]\ :math:`API\_URL,  \[string\]`\ MessageType,
[string]\ :math:`SiteName,  \[string\]`\ Device,
[string]\ :math:`DeviceId,  \[string\]`\ Name,
[string]\ :math:`Status,  \[string\]`\ Down,
[string]\ :math:`DateTime,  \[string\]`\ LinkDevice, [string]$Message )

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.Web.Extensions function ConvertTo-Json
([Object] $value) {
[System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer] $jsSerializer =
New-Object ‘System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer'
:math:`jsSerializer.Serialize(`\ value) }

function setMessageType ([string]
:math:`inputString) {  If (`\ inputString -like "Up\*") { return
‘recovery' } elseif
(:math:`inputString -like "Down\*")  {  return 'critical'  }  elseif (`\ inputString
-like "Warning\*") { return ‘warning' } else { return ‘info' } }

:math:`postVOAlert = ConvertTo-Json(@{ message\_type = SetMessageType(`\ Status);
entity_id = $DeviceId; entity_display_name = $Device; monitoring_tool =
"PRTG"; site_name =
:math:`SiteName; link\_device = "<`\ (:math:`LinkDevice)|`\ ($Device)
:math:`(`\ Name)>"; status ="\ :math:`(`\ Status) :math:`(`\ Down) on
:math:`(`\ DateTime)"; state_message = $Message; })

[Net.ServicePointManager]::SecurityProtocol =
[Net.SecurityProtocolType]::Tls12 $postVOAlert \| Out-File -FilePath
vo.log

[System.Net.WebClient] $webclient = New-Object ‘System.Net.WebClient'
$webclient.Headers.Add("Content-Type","application/json")
:math:`webclient.UploadData(`\ API_URL,
[System.Text.Encoding]::UTF8.GetBytes($postVOAlert)) \| Out-File
-FilePath vo.log -Append

From your server's desktop, open PRTG Enterprise Console.

In the PRTG Enterprise Console, select the Setup tab.

Select Notifications under Account Settings.

Select Add new notification.

Enter Splunk On-Call Notification in the Notification Name field, then select Always notify ASAP, never summarize for Method.

Scroll down, then select EXECUTE PROGRAM.

Select Prtgtovictorops.ps1 from the Program File dropdown menu, then paste the following into the Parameter field replacing URL_to_notify with your URL to notify from the In Splunk On-Call section.

-API_URL 'URL_to_notify' -SiteName '%sitename' -Device '%device'
-DeviceId '%deviceid' -Name '%name' -Status '%status' -Down '%down'
-DateTime '%datetime' -LinkDevice '%linkdevice' -Message '%message'

Enter the credentials for the Windows administrator that originally installed PRTG, then select Save.

Select the Test link next to VictorOps Notification.

Select OK in Notification Test Results.

An alert appears in your Splunk On-Call timeline.

Select the Devices tab.

Select the parent PRTG server connection.

Select the Notifications tab.

Select Add State Trigger.

In this example, the trigger uses the "Warning" sensor state. You can modify these settings or create other triggers for when sensors are "Down" for example, make sure to select VictorOps Notification from the three dropdown menus after perform, then select Save.

You have now completed setting up this integration.