Sentry drones are amazing in the Stratios - especially paired with a MWD and 57km drone control range. I only run 2 lasers (mainly for aggro and occasional frigate killing), with the rest of my highs being cloak, salvager, and probe launcher.

I run 4 of each Garde IIs and Bouncer IIs.

The Serpentis Phi-Outpost (High Sec DED 4/10 for Serpentis) battleship will get up in my grill sometimes, and it's only then that I'll switch to Heavies (Ogre IIs).

The other tactic I use is the headshot - your goal for DED sites (especially in High Sec) is to get the loot before anyone else. Drop a Mobile Tractor Unit (and bookmark it - always bookmark it, especially if you're using a meta version!) and have your sentries attack whatever the loot container is (in this case, the Inner Sanctum). Once you kill that, scan the resulting Cargo Container to see if you actually want the loot.

If no - scoop the MTU.
If yes - tank until the MTU brings you the loots. Or warp out and warp back in a few minutes (remember to bookmark!).

Remember - loot in an MTU isn't yours yet, but anyone else who wants it has a 50/50 chance of destroying it when they destroy the MTU. In High Sec, this is much better than leaving it lying around in a wreck, even if you do make yourself more easily scanned. Less sensible in Low or Null.

Mul-Zatah Monastery second room:

Stay still at the warp-In point. You should be at 38-43 km distance from the station
-the heavy Missile turrets have a range of 39 km
-those webbing towers have a range of about 28km

Deploy:
MTU and sentries (T2 or faction ones),
kill the Station
wait
loot the MTU
done :)

Most of the times you are out of range of the turrets and sometimes you don't even aggro the cruisers.

Yep, sentries are definitely the way to go here. Because popping the gate-keeper in the first room removes the sig from the probe list, you can take a bit more time in the second room; regardless, if you just target the sanctum, then trigger the sentries, all of the aggro in the room will be focused on them. Let them rip for a minute, and if you see them coming a bit too close (<25km) then simply recall the sentries and most, if not all the rats should do a u-turn and head back to their original spots. Once the sanctum is destroyed, leave an MTU (or book-mark the container, wait 2-3 mins and then warp to it) and you should be golden.

Sentry drones are amazing in the Stratios - especially paired with a MWD and 57km drone control range. I only run 2 lasers (mainly for aggro and occasional frigate killing), with the rest of my highs being cloak, salvager, and probe launcher.

I run 4 of each Garde IIs and Bouncer IIs.

The Serpentis Phi-Outpost (High Sec DED 4/10 for Serpentis) battleship will get up in my grill sometimes, and it's only then that I'll switch to Heavies (Ogre IIs).

The other tactic I use is the headshot - your goal for DED sites (especially in High Sec) is to get the loot before anyone else. Drop a Mobile Tractor Unit (and bookmark it - always bookmark it, especially if you're using a meta version!) and have your sentries attack whatever the loot container is (in this case, the Inner Sanctum). Once you kill that, scan the resulting Cargo Container to see if you actually want the loot.

If no - scoop the MTU.
If yes - tank until the MTU brings you the loots. Or warp out and warp back in a few minutes (remember to bookmark!).

Remember - loot in an MTU isn't yours yet, but anyone else who wants it has a 50/50 chance of destroying it when they destroy the MTU. In High Sec, this is much better than leaving it lying around in a wreck, even if you do make yourself more easily scanned. Less sensible in Low or Null.

Yep, sentries are definitely the way to go here. Because popping the gate-keeper in the first room removes the sig from the probe list, you can take a bit more time in the second room; regardless, if you just target the sanctum, then trigger the sentries, all of the aggro in the room will be focused on them. Let them rip for a minute, and if you see them coming a bit too close (<25km) then simply recall the sentries and most, if not all the rats should do a u-turn and head back to their original spots. Once the sanctum is destroyed, leave an MTU (or book-mark the container, wait 2-3 mins and then warp to it) and you should be golden.

I will second what they said about sentries. I only did my first Blood 4/10 site last week and was shocked that when using sentries with my Ishtar I was able to do the whole site without even getting agro! I am used to the Gurista Scout Outpost so this site was a breeze. Just kill everything in the first room, starting with the gate-keeper, with sentries (towers too so you don't have to deal with them shooting at you as you head for the gate.) In the second room just drop the mtu, kill the inner-sanctum, Profit!

I noticed that they were moving towards me but as soon as I killed the inner sanctum and recalled my drones they headed back. They may have had agro on my drones but I am not sure. No shots came my way.

The Eve Uni Wiki has a comprehensive list of complexes
including what to expect and who may drop what.

The Eve Uni Wiki has a comprehensive list of complexes
including what to expect and who may drop what.

Thanks for the info. How did you learn the range of the web towers?

I use the Stratios for the scanning bonus, but it sounds like you can locate the 4/10 sites in your Ishtar. Is that correct? Do you have your probing skills maxed out? Thank you.

I learned it by doing the sites.
Most webbing towers have a range of 28-40km, with some exceptions.

You can scan all high-and lowsec combat sites with lvl 3 skills. You have to use sister core probes though.
..and all sites can be done with an ishtar. A stratios is a very good ship too - no need to change it.

A great site for information is (better than the wikis):
http://de.sistersprobe.wikia.com/wiki/EVE_Sister_Core_Scanner_Probe_Wiki

its half german, but most descriptions are in english.