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What logs to check for https monitor issues?

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The default path for all application monitor logs are: C:\ProgramData\SolarWinds\Logs\APM\ApplicationLogs

Then you go to the folder with the application id of your application.

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To troubleshoot HTTPS monitor issues, check your web server logs for errors related to SSL/TLS handshakes, timeouts, or misconfigurations. If your server uses Apache or Nginx, their error and access logs will provide insights into connection failures. Polaris Ranger 1000 Crew Windshield issues can sometimes be similar in that small misalignments or improper seals can cause unexpected problems. SSL/TLS failures often stem from expired certificates, incorrect configurations, or protocol mismatches. Monitoring tools like Prometheus or Zabbix may also log errors if they cannot reach the server. Additionally, network logs can help identify blocked ports or firewall restrictions affecting HTTPS traffic.