Port Monitoring for Servers and Network Services

Port monitoring checks whether important server ports and services are reachable, such as web, mail, database, SSH or application ports.

Common ports include 80, 443, 22, 25, 110, 143, 3306 and custom application ports, depending on your server and services.

It helps detect service failures early so you can respond before customers report downtime or access problems.

Yes. Custom ports can be monitored if your plan supports them and the port is reachable from monitoring locations.

Yes. Alerts can be sent when a monitored port fails checks or becomes unavailable.

Yes. WhatsApp alerts can be used on supported plans so you can receive quick notifications when a monitored port or service goes down.

Yes. Recovery notifications can be sent when the monitored port or service becomes reachable again after an outage.

Yes. You can monitor multiple servers, IP addresses, domains or ports based on the limits of your selected monitoring plan.

Monitoring history and logs may be available depending on your plan, helping you review downtime, recovery and service availability trends.

Yes. Website monitoring checks web pages, while port monitoring checks underlying services. Using both gives better visibility.