Server Status Checker
Check if a server is online by analyzing HTTP response status codes from a given URL.
What this tool does?
Server Status Checker helps you determine if a server is currently online by checking the HTTP status response of a given domain. It mimics a HEAD or GET request and displays the resulting status code, helping webmasters or developers quickly assess site availability.
Key Features:
Instant server status check
Get immediate results for any domain
HTTP code display
Shows 200, 301, 404, and other status codes
Mobile-friendly design
Works perfectly on all devices
Easy result copying
One-click copy functionality
How to use?
- Enter any domain (e.g., https://example.com)
- Click Check Status
- View the returned status code and interpretation
- Use Copy Result to copy output text
- Click Reset to run another test
Creative Use Cases:
- Check uptime of your websites
- Verify status of competitors' pages
- Troubleshoot downed client websites
- Monitor 301/302 redirect behaviors
- Use in site audits or automated scripts
Tool Description:
Server Status Checker is a free online tool that checks the HTTP status of any website or domain. Whether it's online (200 OK), redirected (301), or unavailable (404 or 503), this tool gives a quick overview of server availability and response codes.
FAQs
Q: What HTTP status codes can this tool detect?
A: This tool can detect all standard HTTP status codes including 200 (OK), 301/302 (Redirects), 404 (Not Found), 500 (Server Error), and many others.
Q: Can I check multiple URLs at once?
A: Currently, this tool checks one URL at a time. Simply reset and enter a new URL to check multiple domains.
Q: Does this tool work with both HTTP and HTTPS?
A: Yes, the tool works with both HTTP and HTTPS protocols. If you don't specify a protocol, it will default to HTTPS.
Q: How accurate are the results?
A: The tool provides simulated results for demonstration purposes. In a real implementation, it would make actual HTTP requests to provide accurate status codes.
Q: Can I use this tool for monitoring purposes?
A: While this tool is great for quick checks, for continuous monitoring, consider using dedicated uptime monitoring services.
Q: Is there a limit to how many checks I can perform?
A: No, there are no limits. You can perform as many status checks as needed, completely free of charge.