HostTracker [website uptime monitoring system]:
We have several monitoring points all over the world. Once you are registered with the service and the parameters of the monitoring are set, our system starts checking the specified resource periodically, and, should an access error occur, your site will be checked by all other monitoring points; should these attempts fail, you will immediately be notified of the problem by an e-mail or SMS message. AskWebHosting.com
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About HostTracker company
We have several monitoring points all over the world. Once you are registered with the service and the parameters of the monitoring are set, our system starts checking the specified resource periodically, and, should an access error occur, your site will be checked by all other monitoring points; should these attempts fail, you will immediately be notified of the problem by an e-mail or SMS message.
Main Features of the System:
- Monitoring an unlimited number of resources;
- Distributed monitoring;
- Monitoring period – every 1/5/15/30/60 minutes;
- Possible monitoring of CGI scripts’ operation;
- The HEAD/POST/GET HTTP-methods support;
- Possibility to specify parameters to be passed to a CGI script;
- Keyword presence control of a page;
- Possibility to specify keywords by regular expressions;
Possibility to specify an unlimited number of addresses for server error notifications;
Accumulation of statistics with further reporting;
- Possibility to “open” reports on one or several of your resources to public;
- No limit to report storage time;
Possibility to receive specified (daily/weekly/monthly/quarterly/yearly) reports to your e-mail address automatically;
- Time-zone adjustment enabled;
- Reports accurate within days;
- Possibility to store check logs;
- Possibility to receive error notifications both to your e-mail address and to your cell-phone via SMS;
- Resource accessibility instant check. AskWebHosting.com
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