Hi,
We have several applications running on apache, on different paths. (and 
sometimes different ports)
The same apps can also be running on different servers.
Example:
server1/app1
server1/app2
server2/app2
server3:<portfoo>/app1
server3:/<portfoo>/app2

What I want:
monitioring of the apps, so that if it times out, gets connection refused, bad 
request, not found etc or we get different content then we expect (regex) I 
want an event (and alert). graphs are not a must.

Now, I tried 3 different ways and failed with all of them.  I'm getting really 
frustrated because I can't figure it out.

I tried:
1) Adding the services directly for each server under 'OS -> IP services'. 
problems:
- the name and description seem to contiously be reset, I cannot get it to 
simply display the name I told it to (yes i clicked save)
- I couldn't find a proper explanation about "send string" but I guess I need 
to put something like "GET /appname HTTP/1.0" in there.
- the results seem to be random. Eg i have 3 different http checks (with 
different send strings) configured, and at one point they can all be green 
(even if I can configured one with a false send string), and then later they 
all turn red without reason (also the good ones) but no events are raised??
- the icons can be green on the "device view" page, but when clicking on the 
specific check it can be red.
- When I sniff the network I don't even see http requests for the specific 
paths I configured
- either way this doesn't seem to be the ideal approach, as I want to apply 
this kind of monitoring to all children of a class.

2) Classes / Services.  I thought I could add services here for my specific 
applications (path/port combinations) but this seems inpossible as I cannot use 
http attributes.  In fact, for some services I cannot specify ports (and for 
others I can??)

3) Templates.  I also tried the templates way, but this only gives me graphs 
(well non-working graphs actually) but no events (I've read the manual about 
templates and realize this is probably not the way to go, but just want to 
mention this)

Please enlighten me...

Dieter




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