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Question Can you recommend a good port monitor for Plesk?
- Thread starter larryk
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- monitoring port
garcue
Regular Pleskian
Hi larryk,
I do not know any functionality within plesk to help you with this, if you can configure a script that alerts you if those services are in "stopped" status there are external web tools that can help you to know if your sites are down if it is the purpose what do you want to get.
garcue
Regular Pleskian
hello again larryk, this tool Uptime Robot is easy to use and has a free version with which you can know if your server has fallen web services or not.
danami
Silver Pleskian
I suggest installing and configuring the Watchdog (system monitor) module. It will monitor system services and send you alerts or try and restart a down service. You can install it using the command
Code:
plesk sbin autoinstaller --select-product-id plesk --select-release-current --install-component watchdog
