Getting Started
- Register and log in to your account.
- Create a new device using the Create Device button on your dashboard.
- Configure the device's name and ping interval (how often it should report).
- After creating a device, you will be redirected to its info page with setup instructions.
Sending Pings
- Each device has a unique ping URL shown in its info page.
- Send an HTTP GET request to this URL at least once every interval (e.g., using
curl, Python, or C# scripts).
- Optionally, add a message to the ping using
&message=your_msg.
- Example
curl command: curl -m 10 "https://yourdomain/ping.php?uuid=DEVICE_UUID"
- For automation, set up a cron job or use the provided Python/C# script templates.
Monitoring Status
- Device status is shown as a colored circle: Up, Down, Inactive, Waiting.
- "Up" means the device is reporting as expected.
- "Down" means the device missed its expected ping.
- "Waiting" means the device has never received a ping.
- "Inactive" means the device is turned off and will not send alerts.
- Check the ping history chart for recent activity and troubleshooting.
Alerts & Notifications
- Configure alert methods (Email, Slack, Teams, Discord) in your dashboard.
- Alerts are sent when a device is down or misses a ping.
- Inactive devices do not send alerts.
- Make sure your email/webhook addresses are correct and active.
- Check your spam folder if you do not receive email alerts.
Device Actions
- Edit device settings or delete devices from their info page.
- Toggle device status (active/inactive) using the power button.
- Deleting a device will remove its history and stop all alerts.
FAQ
- Why is my device status "Waiting"? You need to send at least one successful ping.
- How do I receive alerts? Make sure your device is active and has received at least one ping.
- Can I change the ping interval? Yes, edit the device to update its interval.
- Why am I not receiving notifications? Check your alert settings, device status, and ping history. Make sure your device is not inactive.
- Can I use the API? If API access is enabled for your device, you can automate pings and status checks programmatically.
Troubleshooting & Support
- Ensure your device is active and has sent at least one ping.
- Check your internet connection and server firewall settings.
- Review the ping history for errors or missed pings.
- Contact support at support@yourdomain.com for help.
Security Tips
- Keep your account credentials secure and do not share them.
- Use strong, unique passwords for your account.
- Do not expose your ping URLs publicly to avoid spam or abuse.
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