In this guide, we’ll show you how you can pause one or more of your Uptime Monitors. Pausing an Uptime Monitor will completely stop monitoring it while it remains paused, unlike our Maintenance Mode, which continues to monitor your website or server while active. We recommend using Maintenance Mode in favor of pausing an Uptime […]
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Changes to our Uptime Monitoring Network
[Oct 6, 2025] These changes are essential only if you’ve previously whitelisted our uptime monitoring IPs in your firewall; otherwise, no action is required on your part. The changes below will take effect on October 15, 2025. However, you can make modifications to your firewall at any point until then. The following nodes will be removed from […]
Configure CPU Temperature Warnings
If you have installed our Server Monitoring agent on your server, you can monitor your CPU’s temperature and receive warnings when it gets too high. To get started, assuming you have already installed the agent on your server, head on to your Uptime Monitors dashboard from your client area menu. Click on the Uptime Monitor […]
SLA Uptime Calculator
This feature is available for all of our Uptime Monitoring plans. How can you access it? You can access the SLA Uptime Calculator in several different ways, as shown below. 1. From your Uptime Monitors dashboard, using Group Actions. When using this method, you can select one or more uptime monitors, as needed. Start by […]
What is Uptime Monitoring?
The short answer would be that uptime monitoring is the process of monitoring the uptime of your websites and servers using a third-party uptime monitoring tool. These tools will periodically access your website or ping your server to make sure that they are up and running correctly. Whenever they are found to be down or […]
How is the uptime percentage calculated in your Uptime Reports
When accessing your Uptime Reports, you’ll be presented with multiple Uptime Percentage calculations for different periods of time for your Uptime Monitor. In this article, we’ll explain what each of them means and how they are calculated. Overall Uptime This is the simplest one of all; it averages the uptime percentage for all of the […]
Cachebuster
This feature works when adding (or editing) a Website Uptime Monitor to your account. Our Uptime Monitoring system supports adding ?*cachebuster* at the end of your monitored URL for pages that your server usually caches. This will prevent cached pages from being served to our monitoring servers. Let’s say you wish to monitor the following […]
Daily/Weekly/Monthly Uptime Monitoring Reports for Status Pages
You can configure to receive Uptime Monitoring Reports via email daily, weekly, or monthly for all of the Uptime Monitors included in any of your Status Pages. Pre-requisite: You must have created an Uptime Monitoring Status Page before following this guide. To get started, go to your Status Pages dashboard from the client area menu: […]
Import Uptime Monitors from .CSV
To get started, head on to your Uptime Monitors dashboard from your client area menu. Now, locate the “Import” drop-down button on the upper right corner of the dashboard. Click it and select “From CSV” from its drop-down options. Then, just follow the three easy steps on the modal window that opens up. # CSV […]
Domain Expiration Date Appears Incorrect
In some odd specific scenarios, you may get alerted by our platform that your domain is about to expire, even though your Domain Registrar shows you an expiry date long into the future (i.e., in a year from now). This happens because our system checks your domain’s actual expiration date, as it appears at Internet […]