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- We already have an internal monitoring system, why would we need your system?
The Internet is a node/gateway based system. Your internal monitoring may tell you that a device is broken inside your network or even that the outbound gateway is having problems, but it may not ...
- How do you determine if a server or website is "up"?
Our system checks the server response code from your website or server. If there is no response, our system will verify the failure using an alternate monitoring location and send an alert.
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- What physical locations do you monitor from?
We have monitoring locations in the following geographical locations:
San Francisco, USA
Dallas, USA
New York, USA
Toronto, Canada
London, United Kingdom
Fra ...
- My failure log shows "No Route to Host", what does this error mean?
This error means that the TCP packets have no route (path) between our monitoring
location and your server or web site. There are many intermediate
networks through which TCP packets pass before ...
- What IP's do you use for your monitoring locations?
The following IP addresses are used by our monitoring locations. If you use a firewall, or need to allow our locations to access your server, please use these IP's. For any failed check, we verif ...
- I got an alert that my site was down but when I checked it was up?
The most common cause for such an anomaly would be a network type issue. When you check the failure logs you will likely see errors like "cannot connect", "unable to connect", and similar. So we w ...
- What location codes should I use for the API?
Code Check Location
sf United States, San Francisco
da United States, Dallas
ny United States, New York
to Canada, Toronto
ln United Kingdom, London
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