- #Web monitor full#
- #Web monitor password#
Leave the default settings selected ( Enable polling for this Active Monitor and Use default network interface), then click Next. The Set Polling Properties dialog appears. On the Select Active Monitor Type screen, select the HTTP Content Monitor that you created above, then click Next. This monitor checks that the Web server returns valid content in response to an HTTP request. Use the following process to add the HTTP Content Monitor. The Select Active Monitor Type dialog appears. Right-click the device (web server) that hosts the web page content for which you want to monitor. To configure a web page monitor and email alert for a device: Note: Refer to the script above as an example for setting up a check for expected content on a specific web page URL. Note: The HTTP Content Monitor uses standard regular expression processing as supported by the. Select this option to use regular expression in Web page content to find. Enter either plain text or a regular expression. Enter the content that you would like WhatsUp Gold to look for on the web page it checks. Enter the port on which the proxy server listens. If the content that you want WhatsUp Gold to check is behind a proxy server, enter the proxy server's IP address. Enter the number of seconds WhatsUp Gold should attempt the connection. Note: The HTTP Content Monitor only supports basic authentication. #Web monitor password#
Enter the password that coincides with the username that the web site uses for authentication. If required, enter the username the web site uses for authentication.
#Web monitor full#
The URL must begin with a proper URI, such as or Note: The URL can include the full path to the document, including the document's file name and any query string parameters. Enter the URL address that you want to check using the monitor. Enter a short description for the monitor as it will appear in the Active Monitor Library. Enter a name for the monitor as it will appear in the Active Monitor Library.
Enter or select the following information for the monitor:. The New HTTP Content Monitor dialog appears. Select HTTP Content Monitor, then click OK. From the main menu bar of the console, select Configure > Active Monitor Library. 
Select Configure > Active Monitor Library. The WhatsUp section of the GO menu appears. If the WhatsUp section is not visible, click WhatsUp. Send=GET /support/index.aspx HTTP/1.0\r\nAccept: */*\r\nHost:WhatsUp/1.0\r\n\r\n If this HTTP Content monitor shows as DOWN, he web page is down, missing, or has been changed: If this HTTP Content monitor shows as UP, the web page is displaying as expected. The following script checks for the words "WhatsUp Gold Tech Support" on the WhatsUp Gold main Support page. If the results of the web page content are not what is expected, you can be notified through an associated action.įor example, to check whether a page is up and available, you can look for a text string contained in the web page. The HTTP Content monitor checks a specified web page to make sure that content appears on the page. Example: monitoring and alerting on web page content
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