Unable to configure url_response
Article ID: 200046
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Products
DX Unified Infrastructure Management (Nimsoft / UIM)
Issue/Introduction
Please assist with configuration of url_response probe for transactional monitoring. (failed login, etc.)
Environment
Component : UIM LOGMON
Resolution
If the browser prompts the user for authentication, you may be able to use url_response but if a separate 'login screen' is presented to the user, you'll have to use e2e_appmon.
The authentication types supported by the url_response probe include:
- NTLM
- DIGEST
- GSSNEGOTIATE
- ANYSAFE
Some web servers require user authentication. The url_response probe transmits user information as specified in the HTTP / HTTPS protocols. This works with webpages, where on interactive use, the browser prompts for login information.
When the web pages implement a login screen, you will have to use the e2e_appmon probe.
In Microsoft environments, authentication with web servers and proxy servers is of the 'Basic' type.
If 'Windows Integrated Authentication' is required, the 'Windows NT Authentication' check box in the profile must be selected. Proxy settings are then retrieved from the registry, as saved by Internet Explorer.
The authentication types supported by the url_response probe include:
- NTLM
- DIGEST
- GSSNEGOTIATE
- ANYSAFE
Some web servers require user authentication. The url_response probe transmits user information as specified in the HTTP / HTTPS protocols. This works with webpages, where on interactive use, the browser prompts for login information.
When the web pages implement a login screen, you will have to use the e2e_appmon probe.
In Microsoft environments, authentication with web servers and proxy servers is of the 'Basic' type.
If 'Windows Integrated Authentication' is required, the 'Windows NT Authentication' check box in the profile must be selected. Proxy settings are then retrieved from the registry, as saved by Internet Explorer.
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