Use this page to define a Port Checker service test. Use this test to determine whether a network client can make connections to a set of ports on a given host.
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Field |
Description |
|---|---|
| Host | The name of host on which the ports are being tested. |
| Expected Open Ports |
The set of ports that are expected to be open. The format is as follows: 0-79, 81-1023. |
| Expected Closed Ports | The set of ports that are expected to be closed. The format is as follows: 0-79, 81-1023. |
| Number of Retries | The maximum number of retries that can be made on the ports expected to be open. |
| Test SSL Handshake |
Indicates whether a SSL connection should be attempted. Note: To monitor a site via SSL, the certificate must be in the agent's monitoring wallet. Most certificates that have been properly signed are accepted by default. But in some cases, the user may need to add the certificate to the agent's monitoring wallet. |
| Retry Interval | This is the interval between consecutive retries. |
| Connection Timeout | This is the amount of time that the agent will wait for a connection to complete. If the timeout expires, then the port will be considered closed. |
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Metric |
Description |
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| Status | Indicates that the agent could successfully connect to the ports Expected Open Ports and that the agent could not connect to the Expected Closed Ports. |
| Unexpectedly Open Ports |
Set of ports that were unexpectedly open. User Action |
| Unexpectedly Closed Ports |
Set of ports that were unexpectedly closed. User Action |
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