Check Server Status

Check Server Status

As the name suggest, this tool is used for identifying any potential issues that might arise with you website, by simply checking the server’s status. You may enter up to 100 websites (which mean only, one URL per line) in the large text area and then simply click the button to see the Hyper Text Transfer Protocol (HTTP) code and the status for each of those websites.

Understanding the Server Status Codes: 

You also need to understand the server status code in order to interpret the right status.

• A figure of 200 is considered OK, this means that your server was able to return the content for the URL, you requested for.
• 301 Moved Permanently means that the URL that you request for has been moved permanently and all the further related inquiries should be directed to a new location.
• 302 Found, means that the server has found a temporary redirection.
• 307 Temporary Redirect is very similar to 302 but it is a temporary redirect with the same URL should be used again, next time.
• 400 Bad Request, this simply means that the server was not able to understand your request.
• 401Unauthorized, this simply means that your server will not grant access to the content without authorization.
• 403 Forbidden, this means that the server will not show content, in spite of authentication.
• 404 Not Found, very often you might have seen this appear on your screen. This error code simply means that the file that you were looking for is not found. Search engines require 404 to know which URLs are valid and which are not.
• 410 is somewhat similar to 404 and it lets you know that the URL you were looking for might existed but now is gone.
• 500 Internal Server Error, as the name suggests, this means that there is something wrong with the server.