This feature is included for free in our Uptime Monitor service. [Available on our Linux Server Monitor Agent Version: 2.1.x+]https://github.com/hetrixtools/agent You can use our Linux Server Monitor Agent to keep track and be notified of the health of your ZFS pool(s). To begin, head on to your uptime monitors dashboard from your client area menu. Now, find […]
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How to buy SMS Credits?
You can purchase additional SMS credits on whichever plan you are on, both free and paid alike. To do so, head on to your dashboard from your client area menu. Locate the “Account Overview” section towards the top left side of the dashboard widgets, and click on the number of “SMS Credits”. A modal pop-up […]
Ignore certain Network Interfaces for Server Monitoring Agent
This brief guide shows how you can select only certain Network Interfaces to be monitored in your Server Monitoring Agent v2+ Start by editing the agent config file with your preferred text editor; it is located at: /etc/hetrixtools/hetrixtools.cfg In this config file, locate the “Network Interfaces” section: Modify the “NetworkInterfaces” value to contain only the […]
Error 0: keyword not found
Cause This error can be found in your Location Fail Log for the website uptime monitors that you have configured keyword monitoring for and the specified keyword that you configured our system to look for is not found on the monitored target page. Our system will look for the specified keyword only in the HTML source […]
HTTP Code [403] Error 0: (Xms)
Cause These errors can be encountered in your Location Fail Log for website uptime monitors when the monitored website is answering with a 403 Forbidden response towards our monitoring locations. This HTTP code basically means that the website is denying access for these web requests, so the website is not considered UP/healthy by our monitoring […]
Error 28: Connection timed out after X milliseconds (Xms)
Similar errors Cause These errors can appear in your Location Fail Log when the monitored target fails to respond within the configured timeout time frame. For example: if your website uptime monitor has a configured timeout of 10 seconds, a timeout error happens if your website fails to load within 10 seconds. These errors are […]
Error 7: Failed to connect to <target>: Connection refused
Similar errors Cause You can get this Uptime Monitoring error in your Location Fail Log if the monitored target is refusing to allow our uptime monitoring nodes to connect to it. This can be caused by any number of reasons, among which: Fix We recommend looking on your server or network to see what exactly is it […]
Remove entry from Contact List
If you added multiple notification channels to your Contact List and you no longer wish to use one/some of them, you can easily remove entries as shown in the following short guide. Start by going to your Contact Lists from your client area menu. Now, locate the Contact List that you wish to modify and […]
This is how we use our own platform when performing non-impacting planned maintenance on our infrastructure
In the following guide, we’ll demonstrate how easy it is to use our platform for your infrastructure management and the few basic steps you can take when performing planned maintenance on your servers. We use our platform ourselves to monitor our non-impacting infrastructure components. The critical infrastructure components should always be monitored from multiple different […]
How do I access my Blacklist Reports?
You’ll need to start by accessing the Blacklist Monitors dashboard from your client area menu: From there, click on any of the report link, located in the “Report” column, next to each monitor you’d like to view the report for: This will open the Blacklist Report for that particular monitor, which shows where the monitored […]