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Leo_D_53884
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Jan 18, 2013

External TCP port monitor 5150

Hi all,   We have a crapy app that crashes internally even though the monitored service (TCP Half Open on port 29029) stays up. The app developer wrote a small program that will return a "1...
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Jan 21, 2013

Michael,

 

Thanks for the reply. I did not think of doing it with an HTTP get, I was thinking about using a custom build external TCP monitor. If an HTTP GET will work as in your post that would be great. I just need to determine the TCP response on port 5150. Would the node I monitor need to be running an HTTP server to respond to the HTTP GET? I am thinking it would, currently the server is not running but I am checking to see if it can. I also appreciate the advice on the dummy pool as I do not have a Dev environment for this testing.

 

 

 

Leo