- Specify SNI for Website ChecksI have an Azure Website that is used by our company when our primary website goes down. We call it our DR website. This is done automatically using Traffic Manager. 99% of the time, our main domain points at our real website (I'm already monitoring this). I want to be able to monitor this Azure DR website's certificate to ensure we're alerted when it expires. However because 99% of the time our domain points to our real website and not the DR website, I need to use the DR website's IP for the check. This adds a new problem in that Azure websites share IPs between customers, and use SNI to determine which customer to route traffic to. LogicMonitor's website checks don't provide a way to specify the SNI header. I've tried setting the Host header to our website's domain but that didn't work.35Views3likes0Comments