Setting up a website monitor w.r.t content match and HTTP configuration

Regarding the website defacement (content match) configuration, you can set keyword checks to find the existence and non-existence of keywords in your HTML response.

As far as the HTTP configurations are concerned, we support HEAD, GET, and POST methods.

HEAD method: we will check only for the availability of the URL
GET method: This will fetch the entire HTML response and check for the presence of keywords configured
POST method: The parameters to access the URL would be posted

To know more on setting up a website monitor, please refer here

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Configuring content match for a Website monitor

Setting up a website monitor w.r.t content match and HTTP configuration

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