If you want to test against a specific virtual hosting server, specify that hostname in the URL. The hostname in the URL is used to determine the IP address of the host to test. Note: To test using HTTPS, start the URL with HTTPS:// As the default is HTTP.
Under HTTP Settings, adjust the settings as desired while considering the following: Enabling this option can help prevent false positives.
#Http website monitor verification
You can add multiple conditions, just note that all conditions must be met in order for a test run to consider the host “up.” Note if you select HTTP Response Body, the only comparison option is “contains.”Ĭheck this box to automate a second verification test before changing the status of a host.
Then, choose the comparison operator (=,, etc), and the value to compare. Note the response body is case-sensitive. The minimum setting is 60 seconds.Ĭlick Add Condition to define the conditions the hostname must meet in order to be considered “up.” First, choose the metric to validate during the test: HTTP Response Body or HTTP Status Code. ( Required) Enter the amount of time in seconds between each monitoring test conducted in each region. One: The host is marked “down” if tests conducted from a single monitoring region do not pass the “up” conditions. Quorum: The host is marked “down” if tests conducted from a majority of the monitoring regions do not pass the “up” conditions.Īll: The host is marked “down” if tests conducted from all of the monitoring regions do not pass the “up” conditions.
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