Since you are using the Core version your possibilities of monitoring http are 
pretty much limited to simple TCP connect checks. These however are fairly easy 
to setup:

1. Assuming you've been able to add the device in question to Zenoss, navigate 
to it. Under the OS tab of the device you should see a variety of tables. 
Interfaces, OS Processes, IP Services, etc. The IP Services table has a check 
box in its header labeled "Monitored". Check this box.

2. After the table expands there should be a list of IP Services that Zenoss 
has discovered to be running on this device. Your various HTTP services should 
be amongst them, although they might not be labeled very nicely at this point. 
Click on one of the services.

3. This will take you to the service configuration tab for this specific 
machine. If this service runs on many machines and you want all of them to be 
monitored for this specific service you should now continue to click on the 
link shown under "Service Class". If this service is an individual instance you 
can simply turn the "Monitor" drop-down box to True and press the "Save" button 
on the bottom of the page.
Assuming you've selected the Service Class you will now be brought to a new 
page. There you will be able to see every device that has this IP Service 
running on it. If you want to turn on monitoring for every instance you can 
simply click the "Edit" tab at the top of the "Service Class" screen.  This 
screen will allow you to modify the service as you desire. You can change the 
name, description, and also turn on monitoring for the entire environment. 
Press "Save" to make your changes persistent.

Hope this helps




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