Re: External network monitoring -- PCTECH

Subject: Re: External network monitoring
From: rob@xxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 2 May 2012 11:28:51 -0400
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Remote systems are no problem - that can be done with a MONMSG on a PING
on the i. Monitoring a service is where it gets tricky. For example I
have WAS A and WAS B. If I use an IP spreader and it goes to which ever
one returns a good ping that's not good enough - the system could return a
ping but WAS might be down on that server.

Good luck.

Rob Berendt

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