I checked my site within minutes of being alerted.
My site was UP! Why? I checked my site within minutes of being alerted. My site was UP! Why? There are two basic reasons for this:
If KnightGuard.Net is watching MY site, who's watching KnightGuard.Net? KnightGuard.Net's sister site. The sister site is located on a geographically separate server from KnightGuard.Net, and is running similar software. The purpose of this sister site is to monitor KnightGuard.Net. If KnightGuard.Net goes down, we know about it. Can I change my UserID to another e-mail address? Not by yourself. If you need to change your main UserID/E-Mail Address, first register for a new Free Trial plan. Then you need to contact KnightGuard.Net to de-activate the old UserID and transfer any plan credit to the new UserID. Yes. When you add a URL to monitor, you can select either the HTTP or PING test. Does testing cause traffic? I only get a 2GB transfer allowance from my ISP. Yes, testing will cause traffic. However, we generally recommend creating a small test page on the site, then use that page as a URL. In this case, if the page were 250 bytes, the service monitors once every 15 minutes 96 times a day. That's about 720KB per month - equivalent to the size of a dozen or so medium size images. And it's still less than 1/10% of your quota. However, if this is still an issue, you could just PING, which does not transfer any HTML - but it's not as effective in detecting trouble. |