Not exactly sure what you mean by this, but the monitors pretty much don’t care about the IP address anymore once they are set up. Neither does the system currently (apart from the detection of monitoring of a co-located server not working anymore when the address has changed - with the upside that you’ll have a monitor that’ll always score your server well, almost no matter what 
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Good luck with your endeavor! We can use some more monitors in the CN zone, and other under-represented zones and regions of the globe.
I am actually rather surprised that there currently still is only a single monitor in the CN zone (that I can see) after so many complaints over time as to how monitoring servers in the CN zone from the outside puts them at a disadvantage due to the “complex network conditions”, as you so aptly put it. And the new monitoring having been built in part at least to address those concerns, and similar ones from other zones, or due to other challenging network conditions.
Anybody any thought as to why that is, why there aren’t any more monitors in the CN zone?
If support in setting one up is needed, feel free to reach out.