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Hello,

Does Hostmonitor have ECCN clasification?

Thanks

Thanks Alex. I appreciate it.

Tried the Password Protected Option. Unfortunately, no luck. I was trying to mess around with trying to set up a TCP connection test, but I can't seem the formulate the request properly and this would seem to be pretty cumbersome. Additionally, I want to get the reply time so that I can track perfor...

Unfortunately I am still seeing this on the Hostmonitor system, as well as the RMA - I applied the RMA update. Here is what I see in Wireshark (I sanitized the IP addresses and domain names): 10.10.10.10 192.68.1.1 GET /http://proxy.abc.com:8000 HTTP/1.1 192.168.1.1 10.10.10.10 HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Requ...

Alex, I really appreciate all of your help

Interestingly, when I execute the test locally (on the Hostmonitor system) I see the "/". Should I be seeing this?

I did the upgrade to 9.12 Beta and then copied these files (hostmon.exe and RCC.exe. I also did this for the RMA system (not sure whether this was necessary here or not). Is there something else I need to do? I am still seeing the "/" between the GET and the "path/file" in Wiresh...

Thank you so much Alex. This is the 3rd company that I am working for on which I am bringing Hostmonitor onboard.

I remember you helping me out many years ago when I was trying to SSL connect through a proxy. You rock Buddy

Long term, I am wondering whether this behavior could be something that could be toggled on/off in the .ini (URL options). Maybe the default option is to place a "/" for the URL test to maintain backwards compatibility. If someone were to turn this setting off, they could still put a "...

Thanks Alex.

Can you think of anything that I can do in the short run? I have to demonstrate Hostmonitor/RMA as a strategic solution for proxy montoring in a week and a half, but I am a bit stuck.

Tom

I neglected to mention. 9.1.0 is running on 2003, 8.8.6 is running on Win7.

Thanks,
Tom

I am thinking that if I could somehow eliminate the "/", I would be able to test through proxies to external URLs. It would most likely be a way of being able to use different proxies through the URL test (thereby overcoming the limitation of having to use the system wide registry setting ...

If I just specify the pac file for the server and port, I won't be testing the download of the pac through a given proxy server. I will be testing from any one of a group of load balanced proxy servers. I want to be more deterministic in my testing. In addition, our pac files are downloaded from dif...

In our organization, we have hundreds of proxies and over 20 pac files. I am intending on running RMA on a group of remote systems, and want to monitor pac file download times. As HTTP is not supported on RMA, I have to use the URL test. For the URL test, I am specifying: Service: HTTP Server: 10.10...