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  • Kishore_Kumar_2's avatar
    Kishore_Kumar_2
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    May 11, 2016

    You can very well create a TCP monitor to that Port.

     

    Alias port is what you are looking for

     

  • Mathew's avatar
    Mathew
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    May 11, 2016

    Yes you can configure the parent monitor to udp/tcp and configure the alias port to 514.It should work

     

  • CharlesCS's avatar
    CharlesCS
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    May 10, 2016

    By default, a TCP or UDP monitor will probe the pool members on their specified port. The exception would be if the pool members are defined on all ports (:0), so the monitor must specify an Alias Port value which will be used to probe the members.