To remove health checks from specific bound services, which action should the administrator take?

• A. Use the No-Monitor option.
• B. Use Service Groups to minimize health checks.
• C. Unbind the current monitor.
• D. Use reverse condition monitoring.

Answer: (C)

Health checks are driven by monitors bound to each service. To stop checking a specific bound service, you remove that linkage by unbinding the monitor from the service. Once the monitor is detached, the ADC no longer performs health probes on that service, effectively removing the health checks for it. Using a No-Monitor binding can disable checks only while keeping the monitor linked, which can be confusing and less clean than fully removing the association. Grouping services or using reverse condition monitoring don’t directly remove the health checks on a specific service; they either alter how checks are applied in groups or aren’t applicable in this context. Unbinding the current monitor is the precise way to eliminate health checks for that service.