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LogicMonitor SiteMonitor

LogicMonitor SiteMonitor monitors your website's uptime, performance, and availability from multiple global regions.
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What is LogicMonitor SiteMonitor?

LogicMonitor SiteMonitor checks websites from locations outside the customer's network. A customer can use those hosted checkpoints to see whether a public service is reachable and how it performs. LogicMonitor also supports internal checks from a collector inside the customer's environment, which are separate from this external traffic.

Web Checks issue GET, HEAD, or POST requests to one or more URLs chosen in the monitor. They can cover a configured sequence and support authentication when the customer supplies it. Ping Checks measure network reachability without loading an HTML page.

Every SiteMonitor request uses LogicMonitor SiteMonitor/1.0, according to the operator. Since an external check can run from several geographic checkpoints, its source may change between requests. LogicMonitor advises matching the user agent or adding a custom header to the individual check instead of depending on checkpoint addresses that may change.

SiteMonitor is an operational probe, not a content crawler. LogicMonitor gives it no AI search or training purpose, and its configured requests are not a signal that an answer engine has indexed the site. Denying an active check can instead cause monitoring failures or incomplete performance measurements.

Not relevant for AI search

Is LogicMonitor SiteMonitor relevant for AI search?

No. LogicMonitor SiteMonitor is not part of AI search or training, so allowing or blocking it does not change your AI visibility.

LogicMonitor SiteMonitor runs synthetic monitoring or uptime checks on a schedule. It is not collecting content for any index or model, so it has no bearing on search rankings or AI answers. You usually see it because your own team or a service you use set up a check.

How to handle LogicMonitor SiteMonitor

Add a customer-controlled header to checks that require a narrow allow rule, and leave normal credentials in place for authenticated sequences. When a check is no longer wanted, disable it in LogicMonitor. An edge rejection is likely to look like a real outage to the monitor.

The stable beginning of the documented header permits this preference:

User-agent: LogicMonitor
Disallow: /

There is no operator promise that SiteMonitor reads robots.txt, and the supplied Cloudflare entry marks compliance as false. Treat the group as descriptive only. Change the Web Check itself or enforce the policy in the CDN or application for a dependable block.

Examples

  • An operations group runs HEAD against a status URL from several SiteMonitor checkpoints. The addresses differ by location, but each request carries `LogicMonitor SiteMonitor/1.0`.
  • A POST sequence checks an internal business workflow through a public gateway. The team requires both the usual credentials and a custom monitor header, so a copied SiteMonitor user agent grants nothing.

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A Web Check sends HTTP GET, HEAD, or POST requests to configured URLs. A Ping Check tests network reachability and does not request a web page.

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