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dubdub
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Jun 18, 2014

If you run curl (forcing HTTP/1.0 with the -0 option) from your command line, what do you see as the HTTP response code? i.e.

 

curl http://domain.com -d"Page.cfm" -0 -i

 

That may help identify what your monitor is seeing.

  • mimlo_61970's avatar
    mimlo_61970
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    Jun 18, 2014
    Keep in mind curl will have more headers than the original monitor request does, accept, content-type, content-length and so on. I would still recommend capturing the response from the monitor. Or use telnet/openssl to connect to the server and manually input the request as it is defined in the monitor. If it doesn't respond properly to the monitor request but curl does, then you probably need to modify your request to include some header that curl is putting in.