For automatization purposes, you can resolve ips.hetrixtools.com to get all of our Uptime Monitoring IPs. Uptime Monitoring IP Addresses: New York:52.207.41.18796.126.106.20152.23.120.125138.197.17.20166.165.247.154149.28.50.248172.241.23.225209.222.107.17823.226.128.254194.33.45.219 San Francisco:23.239.7.452.52.33.209149.28.212.239159.89.159.13466.165.225.3423.108.190.19566.63.177.24677.247.126.141 Dallas:104.237.139.4845.32.204.17223.227.169.50172.241.24.832.56.188.25096.44.142.174 Amsterdam:95.179.139.9751.15.61.222188.166.79.17237.48.96.90194.126.173.23851.158.156.63194.49.53.65 London:52.56.73.124139.162.228.6295.179.193.59178.62.11.9051.195.149.15123.106.61.94185.174.110.102103.50.32.15 Frankfurt:52.59.92.9678.46.88.5894.16.112.1851.195.46.219178.162.208.86192.248.181.14091.239.130.97 Singapore:52.221.91.160139.162.22.205128.199.187.7745.76.150.23851.79.156.9123.106.120.205107.155.75.66210.16.67.82 Sydney:52.65.182.1445.76.120.140139.99.169.250172.105.168.58103.101.130.73203.96.179.194 Sao Paulo:52.67.204.189104.41.61.219103.88.233.41216.238.100.86189.1.173.35 Tokyo:52.199.17.12345.76.202.144172.104.99.6323.106.230.20343.230.163.178 Mumbai:35.154.5.38148.113.2.135172.105.37.103181.41.142.138 Warsaw:146.59.0.1370.34.249.1335.22.223.14850.3.181.10 We also always keep updated this text list of our Uptime Monitoring IPs:https://hetrixtools.com/resources/uptime-monitor-ips.txtAnd just IPs here:https://hetrixtools.com/resources/uptime-monitor-only-ips.txt Learn what steps are taken when […]
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Categories
Having your Bulk Report neatly organized is a very important thing if you plan on using it as your public uptime status page. Now you can customize it even further by assigning Categories to your monitors. Start by editing or adding a new Uptime Monitor (in this example I’ll be editing). In the “Category” field, […]
Network Diagnostics
When detecting an outage, our Uptime Monitoring system will save up Ping and MTR samples from every monitored location towards your monitored target. This way, if the outage was caused due to a network problem, you will have all the info you need in order to debug the issue or properly report it to your upstream provider. […]
Live Detected Outages
The Live Detected Outages is a widget found on your dashboard and on the main website on the Uptime Monitoring product page. What this widget does is to display, in real time, all of the current outages which are detected by our system. This widget is not account specific, so it contains data from all of […]
SSL Certificate Expiration Date Monitoring
This feature is included for free in our Uptime Monitor service. When adding an Uptime Monitor website that uses SSL, our system will automatically also monitor and display the SSL Expiration Date. All SSL websites are monitored by default. Once you add an HTTPS website to your Uptime Monitors list: it can take up to […]
Show Monitored Target In Uptime Reports
You can choose whether or not to display your monitored target in the Uptime Reports. When adding or editing any Uptime Monitor, click on the “show advanced settings”: Now scroll down and locate the following setting: The default value will always be not to show your monitored website link, ip address, or hostname in your […]
SSL Monitoring
This feature is included for free in our Uptime Monitor service. You can choose to monitor the validity and authenticity of your SSL along with your website monitoring. Here’s how to do it. When adding or editing an HTTPS Website Uptime Monitor, click on “show advanced settings”: Now locate the SSL Verification settings: Here’s what each of […]
Add a PING/Service Uptime Monitor
Let’s start by clicking the “Add Monitor” button from the Uptime Monitors page. You’ll notice a pop-up window appears. Select “Ping/Service” from the select list. Now the window just expanded to contain more fields, which we’ll go through below. Standard Settings: Monitor Name – this should be a user friendly name for your service uptime monitor, that will […]
Private/Public Uptime Reports
By default, all generated reports from your account are Private, meaning only you (while logged into your account) can see these reports. You can change this status from the Action menu of each of your reports or from Group Actions (explained in another chapter of our documentation). For now, we’ll take a look at the […]
Maintenance Mode
You can set one or more of your uptime monitors under Maintenance Mode. The downtime which occurs under Maintenance Mode is reported separately in your uptime reports in order for your clients to see that the downtime was indeed planned and did not happen unexpectedly. You can put a monitor under maintenance from the Status […]