Monitoring IIS server...

[Steven C. Jones]

Has anyone seen as to where using check_http to monitor the IIS server 
causes serious issues?
I figure since all it's doing is  mapping port 80 for livelyihood, it 
should be okay. (At this point, I don't need all the SNMP information, just 
want to know that the service is open.)

Thanks,

_________________________
Steven C. Jones
ITECS


'Most people seek after what they do not possess and are enslaved by the 
very things they want to acquire.'
- Anwar Sadat



_________________________
Steven C. Jones
ITECS


'Most people seek after what they do not possess
and are enslaved by the very things they want to acquire.'

- Anwar Sadat


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