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Knowledge base
Howtos
Glossary
Frequently asked questions
Knowledge base
- Secondary Mail Server
- DNS Server Target Type
- SIP Advanced target type
- SMTP server configuration
- Configure a server for receiving mail
- Connection related alerts
- Advanced Target Types
- HTTP Status Codes - 5xx
- Mail Round-trip scenarios
- HTTPS Basic target Type
- HTTP compression problems
- Response time
- HTTP basic target type
- Images testing
- RTSP Basic Target Type
- RTMP Advanced Target
- Keywords field
- SMTP Authentication
- HTTP Referer
- FTP Basic Target Type
- DNS name to look up
- FTP Performance Target Type
- MySQL Advanced Target Type
- RTSP Advanced Target Type
- DNS query type
- Dependency Rules
- Monitoring Frequency
- MS SQL Advanced Target Type
- POP3 Advanced Target Type
- POP3 Basic target type
- Client-side certificates
- Protocol and Content related alerts
- HTTP Status Codes - 1xx
- Email round-trip transaction
- Force SSL version
- Maximum time to wait for a test message
- Target Type
- Connection protocol
- HTTP Status Codes - 3xx
- Monitored URL
- Request Method
- HTTP Status Codes - 2xx
- Check Timeout / Connection Timeout
- MySQL Basic Target Type
- HTTP Status Codes - 4xx
- Target Label
- Basic Target Types
- Content Snapshot
- Step label
- HTTP Advanced Target Type
- Cookies configuration
- Error types
- Timeout warnings
- Force SIP OPTIONS request
- User Agent String
- IMAP Basic Type
- Status Type
- IMAP Advanced Target Type
- HTTPS Performance Target Type
- SIP response status codes
- HTTPS Advanced Target Type
- Request Timeout
- Custom Port Target Type
- Telnet Basic Target Type
- SSH Basic Target Type
- Custom port monitoring - request
- SMTP Target Type
- Notification contacts
- Request page
- Monitored port
- Monitored host
- Target type categories
- Custom Request Header
- Performance Monitoring Target Types
- Include Traceroute Information
- Monitor SSL/TLS enabled servers
- SMTP Servers Configuration
- Reuse HTTP connections
Howtos
Glossary
- Proxy server
- DNS Server
- CRAM-MD5 SMTP authentication
- HTTP status codes
- HTTP Response
- Gateway
- RTSP / Real-Time Streaming Protocol
- IIS / Internet Information Services
- SOAP / Simple Object Access Protocol
- MS SQL
- SSL / Secure Sockets Layer
- Website Defacement
- AJAX / Asynchronous JavaScript and XML
- Uptime
- Downtime
- URL Contacts
- HTTPD / Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Daemon
- Rich Internet Applications (RIA)
- TLS / Transport Layer Security
- POP3 / Post Office Protocol 3
- Daemon
- New Host
- HTML / Hypertext Markup Language
- SNMP contact
- HTTP Request
- Kerberos
- Diagnostic Tools
- Connect Time
- DNS Look-up / DNS Lookup
- Content Time
- IMAP / Internet Message Access Protocol
- Host name
- Cookie
- RTSP Status Codes
- WebSitePulse
Frequently asked questions
- How to monitor a SQL server?
- Does WebSitePulse offer DNS monitoring?
- What should I monitor?
- What happens if your monitoring server goes down?
- I can monitor my own servers locally. Why do I need WebSitePulse.com?
- What does it mean when my contacts are notified that my system is down?
- What happens if your system detects a problem with my monitored website and web server?
- What is the purpose of Traceroute information and how to activate it?
- Can WebSitePulse monitor SFTP?
- Do I have to download and install client software on my website to use your monitoring service?
- Does it matter what my Website and Web server technical platform is (example: NT, Apache, Linux, UNIX, MAC)?
- Do you accept credit cards?
- Why do you support multiple geographic monitoring stations?
- Can I use WebSitePulse public statistics without the WebSitePulse logo being displayed on my page?
- What exactly is being checked and monitored?
- What is WSDL / Web Service Definition Language?
- How to prevent web browsers from caching?
