So I'm currently working on an integration with our Stingray 9.9 load balancers via the REST API. One of the issues I have run into is after I create a HTTP monitor. The web interface does not display the properties of the monitor correctly. When I create a HTTP monitor via the web interface, I can see a list of items under 'Additional Settings'. This includes two objects I care about, which are host_header and path. However, when I create a HTTP monitor via the REST API, the web interface only shows 'max_response_len' under additional settings. Pulling the HTTP monitor configuration via the API again, I see that all of those options have been configured. Even if I manually create a HTTP monitor in the web interface then copy it using the REST API, the new HTTP monitor created with the API does not show the additional settings. So my question is: Why is the web interface not displaying all of the properties of a HTTP monitor when I create it using the REST API? Thanks! ... View more