`-pu=`	`PRTG username.`
`-pp=`	`PRTG password or passhash *.`
`-ps=`	`PRTG server ip or domainname and optional portnumber.`
`-s=`	`Comma seperated list of sensors id's.`
`-to=`	`Optional connection timeout to your PRTG server in seconds (default = 10 sec).`
`-av=`	`Optional average interval in seconds. use 0 to download raw data (= results of all single monitoring requests)`
`-sd=`	`Optional startdate of export in yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm-ss format. If omitted the previous day is assumed.`
	`Entering a numeric value like -sd=60 will subtract the number of minutes from the current datetime.`
`-ed=`	`Optional enddate of export in yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm-ss format. If omitted the previous day is assumed.`
	`Entering a numeric value like -ed=60 will subtract the number of minutes from the current datetime.`
`-fc=`	`Optional a comma seperated list of column names to be used as export filter. (e.g. "datetime,value")`
`-ac=`	`Optional list of columns and values to add to the result. (e.g. "Probe,New York\|Device,WinXP")`
`-wu=`	`Optional Windows domain\username. If omitted the current credentials are used.`
`-wp=`	`Optional Windows password or passhash *.`
`-f=`	`Optional folder. If omitted the working folder is used.`
`-e=`	`Optional export format CSV or XML. If omitted CSV is used.`
`-t=`	`Optional time to execute. If used as a PRTG sensor it will only execute once a day after the secified time. e.g. 02:00`
`-co`	`Optional combine output of all given sensors into one file.`
`-nh`	`Optional ommit the column headers with a .csv file.`
`-ns`	`Optional ommit the summary line with a .csv file. This is automatically included with the -co option.`
`-id`	`Optional include sensorID in export. This is automatically included with the -co option.`
`-spm`	`Optional the maximum amount of sensor to process per minute, to prevent PRTG's overload protection (default = 5).`
`-coe`	`Optional parameter to Continue On Error when processing multiple sensors`

Compiled for .NET Framework 4.7
Now reporting unsucessful login attemps to the console

Added support for TLS 1.1 and 1.2
Compiled for .NET Framework 4.6

Fix for paused sensors not having data in the selected range
Fix for -co parameter in combination with -coe parameter

Added new optinal parameter '-coe' to Continue On Error when processing multiple sensors

Compiled for .NET Framework 4.0
Fix for PRTG server using SSL/TLS

Changed: The start and end-date parameters can now hold a numeric value, that will subtract a number of minutes for the current date and time.
This way, you can provide a dynamic start and end date.
For example, using –sd=60 and –ed=0 will always provide the data from the last 60 minutes.

Bugfix: the amount of seconds to wait, preventing PRTG's overload protection from kicking in, was not calculated correctly.

Changed: dropped the -ssl3 parameter, SSL3 is now automatically used on HTTPS connections.
Bugfix: a combination of parameters could case an "index out of bounce" error.
New: when querying more than 5 sensors in one run, a calculated delay is enforced to prevent PRTG's overload protection from kicking in.

New: added optional parameter -to= Connection timeout to your PRTG server in seconds (default = 10 sec).
New: added optional parameter -fc= A comma seperated list of column names to be used as export filter. (e.g. -fc="datetime,value").

Bugfix: -av= parameter was not working as expected.
Bugfix: in some situations the separator used in the last line of a CSV file could differ from the other lines.

New: added parameter -av= Average interval in seconds; use 0 to download raw data (= results of all single monitoring requests)

New: added parameter -ssl3 to force a ssl3 connection to your PRTG server.

Compiled for PRTG 8.1

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Parameters

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