Nimbostratus
CirrostratusHi Heinrich
Please see below, very good discussion on Sharepoint Monitor, I did say earlier ask your web administrator to create a health check page for you, configure your monitor to request the page and based on the response from the web server you can mark offline or online.
https://devcentral.f5.com/questions/sharepoint-health-monitors-59674
NimbostratusHi KevinA Thank you. I will try. Regards Heinrich
NimbostratusHi KevinA
2 weeks you asked me about the monitor configuration
Thanks the last thing we need to look at is the monitor configurations "tmsh ltm monitor "parent monitor" PROBE-CH-ZZZ-APPNAME-STAGE-8082
Here it is:
ltm monitor tcp PROBE-CH-ZZZ-APPNAME-STAGE-8082 {
adaptive disabled
adaptive-divergence-type relative
adaptive-divergence-value 25
adaptive-limit 200
adaptive-sampling-timespan 300
app-service none
defaults-from /Common/tcp
description none
destination *:us-cli
interval 10
ip-dscp 0
manual-resume disabled
partition T3-ZZ02-F5S01
recv none
recv-disable none
reverse disabled
send none
time-until-up 0
timeout 31
transparent disabled
up-interval 0
}
Hope this helps
Regards
Heinrichxx
CirrostratusHI
 
Ok your monitor is a tcp monitor, here is a pretty good link explaining a tcp monitor https://devcentral.f5.com/s/articles/monitoring-tcp-applications-01
 
you can stop the app pool and see if you can open a connection to the web server if it responds then the tcp monitor will mark the server as green. If it does not respond when you open up a connection and the monitor is still marking the server as green, then it something we can look at.
 
I suggest you ask the web admin to setup a test page for you change your monitor to a https monitor if https is required, then configure a send string link I have posted earlier.