Check your website IP addresses fast
There are lots of ways to get your website IP addresses. You can use a command prompt (CMD) to conduct a ping or a traceroute, download an app to do it, or contact your hosting company and ask. But why? In the time you do any of that, you could have gotten your website IP address right here for free.
Uptrends free tool gets you both your IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. You don’t need a separate tool to check both. Plug in your domain, such as uptrends.com, and click Start Test. In a flash, you’ll have all of your website IP addresses.
Is my website’s IP address working for everyone?
The system that handles your domain’s IP resolution is an extensive distributed system with servers worldwide. If your DNS (Domain Name System) record is corrupted on one DNS server, users directed to that server can’t get to your website, or worse, get sent to a malicious site.
Why should I care about my website’s IP address?
We don’t typically think about our website’s IP address; instead, we think about our domain or URL, such as www.uptrends.com . After all, website IP addresses change, and sometimes a site will have many, but it’s your website’s IP address that allows users to find your website or service when they type in your domain.
An entire infrastructure sits behind your domain that does nothing but takes URLs and converts them to web server IP addresses, and if anything happens to the record that maps your website’s URL to it’s IP (or IPs), you’re dead in the water. Verifying that the DNS gives out the right website IP address is really important.
Your DNS records with your website IP addresses are vulnerable to hackers. DNS hijacking and poisoning can have a huge impact on your business. Regular IP address checks can help you protect your business and get you back online faster in the event of an attack. The first part of any journey is knowing where you’re going. Your website IP address provides the destination so that networking protocols can kick in and map a route to your site. Make sure your address is always accurate. Your site may have an
IPv4 address
and an
IPv6 address
or one but not the other. If your website has both, you need to monitor both. One may work while the other fails, and it may take a while to notice otherwise. A website may have multiple IP addresses or just one. Share your website’s IP addresses by clicking the button. You get a link to your result that you can send or post anywhere. When you automate your
DNS Monitoring
, Uptrends checks your site every minute. If a check fails, Uptrends tests again from another checkpoint right away. If the second test fails,
Uptrends alerting
lets you know. Uptrends has
233 checkpoints
for you to use for your testing. Checking from your users' locations is crucial for effective DNS monitoring.Website IP address security
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IPv4 or IPv6?
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Problems with your website IP address? Get error alerts
A website IP address issue is devastating to your business. That’s why Uptrends continues to build on our already advanced alerting system . Uptrends rechecks every error from another checkpoint location before sounding the alarm. If the second check fails too, Uptrends sends a message using your choice of messaging systems: SMS, email, phone/voice, MS Teams, Slack, PagerDuty, StatusHub, Splunk On-Call, ServiceNow, OpsGenie, or your own custom webhook.
Based on your alert definitions, you can escalate the alerting as the error condition continues. You can change the contact method or who gets notified and continue to send reminders until the problem gets fixed.
Automate your website IP address monitoring
Say cheese! If possible, our uptime monitors grab a browser selfie at the time of the error. An error screenshot is often a great clue when investigating availability problems. Uptrends has
233 checkpoints
on the ground in cities and towns all around the world. You can choose to test from some or all of them when you automate your checks. Uptrends' scheduled reporting gives you website data whenever you want it delivered to your inbox. You’ll also get performance data to spot trends and make sure the resolve of your IP address is as fast as possible. It’s important that you can arrange your data in a way that suits you best. Uptrends'
custom dashboards
give you the ability to generate charts and tables showing you the metrics that matter to you. Knowing your website’s IP address is safe is the first step in ensuring a good user experience, and
DNS monitoring
is a great start to protecting your website. However,
Website Monitoring
makes sure the server behind your website’s IP address is responding as well. The DNS resolve is less than a millisecond of your load time, and many different things contribute to your website’s speed. With
Web Performance Monitoring
, you get all of your performance details.Get the picture
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Protect your website IP address with website monitoring
Synthetic monitoring is a proactive approach to maintaining your web presence. DNS monitoring is an important part of your digital monitoring strategy for your website, APIs, and web applications. But why stop there? Check your website’s performance and availability, and make sure your APIs and web applications work the way they should. Try website monitoring and all of the rest free for 30 days.
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