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Hi,
A new request got from the customer regarding WEB URL monitoring so my query is
Can we set up a monitoring from a SCOM agent(Source) to a destination which is not in scope of SCOM to check if the access is ok like:-
E.g. every 60secs, send a URL heartbeat message, if request is received within 60 Secs then fine, if above 60 secs raise a SCOM alert.
Regards,
Ravi
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@Ravi Bhushan , Agree with Roger and CyrAz, we can create a web application availability monitoring and set the Test frequency as 1 minute and Test time-out as 60 seconds t, set Alerts o accomplish what we want.
Hope the information can help.
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As per VryAz said , you may use Web Application Availability Monitoring or The Web Application Transaction Monitoring. However, there is some different between this two templates.
Web Application Availability Monitoring template lets you create availability monitoring tests for one or more web application URLs and run these monitoring tests from internal locations.Use the Web Application Availability Monitoring template in scenarios where you have to monitor web-based applications from different locations to see if they are working according to certain requirements. Web Application availability Monitoring provides a fruitful performance data such as Transaction response time, Response time,TCP connect time,Time to first byte etc
The Web Application Transaction Monitoring template lets you test a website or web-based application by sending requests over HTTP, validating their response, and measuring their performance.The website can be external site.It an be a complex set of requests to simulate a user who is performing such actions as logging on to the site and browsing through a set of pages.
So I suggests you use Web Application Availability Monitoring in your case.
Roger
Thanks Everyone for you help. I have created TEST URL monitoring, but getting error. Below is the test result:-
@Ravi Bhushan , Thanks for the reply.
For the error code "80072EE2", it means ERROR_WINHTTP_TIMEOUT. Based on my research, I find in OpsMgr 2012 R2 UR7, there's a known issue to get this error when we set Transaction Response time for Critical and Warning conditions to more than 30 seconds, the SCOM monitor/test continues to fail with same error code.
We can check if we met this situation and adjust the time value to see if it is working.
Meanwhile, I will hide some information in your picture to protect your environment.
Hope it can help.