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The following URL is used to monitor all ISDA web services and web servers:

https://isda-ws3.mit.edu/wsUtilities/wsping.jsp^{Image Removed}

The wsping.jsp is designed to send a transaction to each of the web services on all of the ISDA production web service servers. Each transaction will test the connectivity to a specific web service and to any associated back-end service that is being used by the web service. This includes:

User Authorization Web Service: tests connectivity to the Roles database via the User Authorization web service (uaws).
MITID Web Service: tests connectivity to the MIT ID database via the MIT ID web service (mitidws).
Geocodes Web Service: tests connectivity to the geocodes web service (geows) located at http://www.geonames.org^{Image Removed} via the geocodes web service (geows).

II. Detecting a web service failure

Once you have executed https://isda-ws3.mit.edu/wsUtilities/wsping.jsp^{Image Removed}, if the reply contains either of the words failed or exception, then at least one of the web services on at least one of the web servers has failed.

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1) To determine the server and web service that has failed, open a web browser and go to the URL:

https://isda-ws3.mit.edu/wsUtilities/wsping.jsp^{Image Removed}

Be patient as it may take several minutes before the results are displayed.

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4) After apache and tomcat has been restarted, open a new browser and go to:

https://isda-ws3.mit.edu/wsUtilities/wsping.jsp^{Image Removed}

If a failure is still being reported, contact ISDA web service support immediately; otherwise continue with the next step.

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An x509 MIT personal certificate or an x509 MIT application certificate is required to access https://isda-ws3.mit.edu/wsUtilities/wsping.jsp^{Image Removed}
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V. Security requirements

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