DNS Monitor Health not affected even when the "Search" operation fails
We don't affect the health or availability of the DNS monitor based on the "Search Value Status". Instead we will show the status in the Monitor details page. Refer the below image.
So, the user can configure threshold for the attribute from the "Configure Alarms" page. Refer the below image.
The user can configure threshold to affect the health, when the "Search Value Status" is "Failed".
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