Monitor any specific port on your server.
Check that all services on your server are accessible using Port monitoring.
Monitor any port on your server.
Ensure that databases and other services running on various ports on your server remain accessible at all times. We are able to accommodate any port, such as HTTPS, FTP, SSH, and more.
Make sure your email service runs smoothly.
Monitor the POP3, IMAP, and SMTP ports to stay informed about any potential problems with your important email services.
Port monitoring for your DNSserver.
By keeping an eye on your DNS port with a port monitor, you can always stay informed about the status of your crucial DNS connection.
Choose your preferred type of notifications.
Get instant alerts via email, SMS, voice call or through one of many integrations (such as Slack, Zapier, Splunk, etc.)
Advanced features for advanced users.
Recurring notifications
Don't forget to set the threshold and recurrence parameters to ensure that important outages are not overlooked.
Maintenance windows
Set up maintenance windows to pause the monitoring during the maintenance.
Incidents with root causes
Reduce the risk of incident recurrence by analyzing the issue closely.
Response times
See your response times in a chart and reveal performance hiccups.
Multi-location checks
We check incidents from different geographical locations to avoid false alarms.
SMS and voice call notifications
No internet? We can call or text you when something goes wrong.
Easy setup: 4 clicks to create a port monitoring.
Be the first who knows that your website is down. Reliable monitoring warns you before any significant troubles and saves you money.
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Build trust with public status pages.
Keep your customers informed by sharing your uptime and notifying them about any scheduled or unexpected outages.
Add your team membersto keep them notified.
Feel free to invite your entire team to view your monitors, receive notifications, and handle incidents. You have the option to select from three different levels of user access: read, write, and notify-only.
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Frequently asked questions.
If you’re new or looking for answers to your questions, this guide will help you learn more about our monitoring services and their features.
Port monitoring is the process of checking the availability and performance of specific network ports on your servers. It ensures that services running on those ports, like web servers or email servers, are accessible and functioning properly.
We will provide a unique URL for each heartbeat monitor to which your device/server/computer will be sending requests. Once it doesn’t arrive, you will receive a downtime alert.
You can monitor any TCP port on your servers, such as HTTP (port 80), HTTPS (port 443), FTP (port 21), SSH (port 22), and any other custom ports specific to your services.
Port monitoring can alert you if a crucial port goes down or if unexpected activity is detected on certain ports, allowing you to respond quickly to potential security threats or service interruptions.
You’ll receive alerts if a monitored port becomes unreachable or if there are performance issues, such as slow responses. Alerts can be sent via email, SMS, slack, or other preferred methods.
Yes, you can monitor multiple ports across different servers, with each port configured to trigger specific alerts based on its importance and function.
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