Hi there, On Fri, 27 Jun 2008, Schneider, Andreas wrote:
> i want to monitor a SharePoint Website with EchoPingHttp. But i always get > 100% packet loss. > When i run echoping from commandline with the -v switch i got message ...401 > Unauthorized. > OK, the SharePoint is a local Intranet and works together with > ActiveDirectory authentication. > So, is there a way to send authorization, so that echopinghttp is not refused? If I were doing this I wouldn't want to send authorization, because it might add a significant amount of unnecessary overhead. Instead, I'd request a URL which would cause a 301 response from the server. I'd use EchoPingHttp's 'accept_redirects' option so that a 301 is treated as a normal response, not an error. The accept_redirects option gives the '-R' switch to echoping, so you need a recent version of echoping which will understand it. The version that I use on Debian Etch doesn't, and I had to patch EchoPingHttp.pm to prevent the switch from being used. -- 73, Ged. _______________________________________________ smokeping-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.oetiker.ch/cgi-bin/listinfo/smokeping-users
