Troubleshooting
Why WebCheck says a website is down when it works for you
Work through DNS, network, edge-security, IPv4/IPv6 and intermittent causes when WebCheck sees a problem you cannot reproduce.
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Monitoring help and guidance
Practical guides for understanding checks, diagnosing warnings, confirming incidents and sharing service status with your customers.
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Notifications
Setting up WebCheck notifications
Configure WebCheck notification destinations and understand which monitoring events can produce alerts.
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Reading WebCheck check history
Use WebCheck history filters and run details to investigate statuses, timing, errors, changes and incidents.
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Creating a public status page
Create a WebCheck status page, choose its public components and publish a clear view of service health.
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WebCheck versus a full SEO audit
Understand when continuous WebCheck monitoring is useful and when a broader NOTABIS SEO audit is the better tool.
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What WebCheck stores for each check
Understand the bounded run metadata, hashes, timing, certificate facts and evidence recorded by WebCheck.
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What a network-safety block means
Understand why WebCheck blocks private, reserved or unsafe destinations and how to correct a legitimate target.
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How to choose pages and endpoints to monitor
Choose practical WebCheck targets for websites, APIs, checkout flows, status pages and TCP services.
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Required and forbidden content checks
Use stable text assertions to confirm important page content exists or known error text is absent.
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Why content checks produce false positives
Reduce noisy WebCheck content alerts caused by dynamic pages, localisation, cookies, promotions and changing templates.
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Why redirects can cause a monitoring failure
Understand redirect chains, broken destinations, HTTPS downgrade protection and hostname changes in WebCheck.
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Designing useful status-page components
Choose clear public status-page components that communicate customer impact without exposing internal monitoring detail.
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What does degraded mean in WebCheck?
Understand how WebCheck identifies slower responses, why degraded is not automatically downtime and what to investigate next.
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How to use Run now in WebCheck
Run an immediate WebCheck check, understand the queue message and avoid confusing a manual result with a scheduled run.
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Monitoring HTTP versus HTTPS websites
Choose the right WebCheck target scheme and understand redirects, certificate validation and HTTPS downgrade protection.
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