ip.ad.dr.ress www.sitename.com # http://www.sitename.com/
The latter part of that is the test for the website. The second column is the name used that gets resolved for conn/ping tests (unless you have testip).
On 11/12/07, Perumal, Santoshbabu <santoshbabu_perumal at platts.com> wrote:
Hi, Anyone please refer the below message and help me to monitor websites.can we able to check login credentials ?
Thanks in advance
Thanks santhosh.p
*From:* Perumal, Santoshbabu *Sent:* Monday, November 12, 2007 1:07 AM *To:* 'hobbit-help at hswn.dk' *Subject:* how to monitor websites--help needed
Hi, how do i monitor websites using hobbit .
if i am correct usually in the bb-hosts file we have to mention
ipaddress www.sitename.com right?
i just want to mention only sitename and need to monitor websites
in the bb-hosts file i have mentioned some sites url like following
www.sitename.com
but i could not able to see it on the GUI.plese help me to monitor websites by specifying its url only.
Thank you very much in advance.Thanks santhosh.p
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