Which monitoring configuration would meet the requirement of checking for a keyword in a website's response using an HTTP-ECV monitor?

• A. HTTP-ECV monitor with the keyword in the Special Parameters - Receive String field
• B. HTTP-ECV monitor with the keyword in the Basic Parameters - Receive String field
• C. HTTP-ECV monitor with the keyword in the Special Parameters - Receive String field, and the Reverse option enabled
• D. HTTP-ECV monitor with the keyword in the Basic Parameters - Send String field

Answer: (B)

The monitor checks that the server’s HTTP response contains a specific keyword. To tell the monitor what to look for in the response, you place that keyword in the Receive String field under the Basic Parameters. This field defines the exact string expected to appear in the HTTP response body, which is how the HTTP-ECV check verifies success.

The Send String field is about what is sent to the server, not what’s looked for in the response, so it’s not suitable for defining the keyword to search. The Reverse option would invert pass/fail logic, which isn’t needed for a straightforward presence check. While there may be a Receive String option in a Special Parameters section, the standard and correct location for this keyword in an HTTP-ECV monitor is the Basic Parameters - Receive String field.