Server Status Checker

Search Engine Optimization

Server Status Checker

Enter up to 100 URLs (Each URL must be on separate line)



About Server Status Checker

 

Server Status means...

Regularly checking the server status of any website is a must for any website owner.
Status codes are always received when a web browser requests access to a website. However, error codes are issued when there is a problem with the desired website.
Ex: HTTP ERROR 403 (FORBIDDEN)

If your website does not work properly and the user is unable to browse, you are at a loss.
That is, it can adversely affect the ranking, traffic, and earning of your website.
This can also damage the user's trust in the site.

Error codes are issued due to web hosting server downtime, slow internet connection, and other reasons.

Using the SEOCoreTools Server Status Checker tool you can easily check the status of a single website or website in bulk.

 

How to use it?

> Enter the URL on the box (up to 100 and Each URL must be on a separate line),
> Solve the reCAPTCHA and,
> Click on the green "Submit" button.

You will see 

  • HTTP Code
  • Response Time
  • Status(online/offline)

as the result of each site clearly and separately in seconds. 

Here are some status codes:

200 OK
  Standard response for successful HTTP requests.

301 Moved Permanently
  That is, this request and all future requests should be redirected to another given URI.

302 Found
  That is, the requested resource is temporarily moved to a given URL.
  
400 Bad Request
  This means that the request to the server could not be executed due to a client error.

401 Unauthorized
 That is, authentication is required and authentication has not yet been provided.

403 Forbidden
  That is, the server understands the request, but the request is rejected for reasons such as the user not having permission, requiring an account, or attempting a prohibited activity.

404 Not Found
  That is, the requested resource could not be found.

(You can learn more about HTTP STATUS CODES on Wikipedia through this link.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_HTTP_status_codes