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6. After setup - Common Questions
From there, you may change the IP address, suspend the monitor, change the alert email etc. by edited by mjf The East Coast Graph has not been loading for about a week now. The West Coast Graph loads and shows on the page. This has been happining for about a week now. I have had had line monitoring for over a year now and this is the first time this has happenend. I have not received any monitoring data for a week now on my paid subscription.
Thanks I set up Line Monitoring about 20 hours ago, have not seen any results on graphs nor CSV file. Is the monitoring down or do I have the wrong settings? by edited by KeysCapt If you have any problems, post in the tools forum for immediate attention to the issue. Do I not get one free Line Monitor
It keeps switching to Suspended ??????
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Line monitor was suspended, how do I reactivate it? (#1089)
After you purchase some more tool points, just go back and visit the "Control center", and click "edit" next to any line monitor. You will then see a »/schedule/signup/0 link at the bottom. You will then be reactivated.
If you have any problems, post in the tools forum for immediate attention to the issue. by Skipdawg The machines that (currently) do the monitoring are ny-monitor.dslreports.com 64.81.79.40 & 64.81.79.41(sfo-monitor.dslreports.com) You can also go to your Line Monitoring page click on the report link and you will see the monitoring servers at the top of the page. These hosts should be be added to your firewall if ICMP ping is being blocked. The IP addresses do change from time to time, so if you must enter IP address and not DNS name, then please do an NSLOOKUP or PING to make sure of the current IP address.
by martski We strive to keep the monitoring servers up 24x7 and total gaps should be very rare. by edited by mjf Also, see this faq entry: »Line Monitoring FAQ »When east or west monitoring sites are changed, do you notify people?
by edited by mjf The other possibility is our monitoring station was down, obviously we try to keep those events to a bare minimum! by Changing IPs under monitor, for example changing ISPs, may currently leave old information in the database for longer than you expect. We are working to improve the time at which old data such as traceroute and default gateway measure, gets re-tested and re-saved.by No. The impact of monitoring is so tiny, that there is absolutely no way it can cause any performance or other problems with your connection. One ping packet every 10 minutes cannot destabilize, add or change the operational characteristics of your DSL or cable line in any detectable way.by edited by KeysCapt Add your dslr member number to the end of the URL to get to your control panel: http://www.dslreports.com/schedule/signup/NNNNNNA better description of the procedure can be viewed here: »Line Monitoring FAQ »How to STOP monitoring?
by edited by mjf by mjf See below for quotes from the thread I posted: »Powerlink: Why can't I ping my router anymore? "And yes, ICMP pings of a size equal to 92 bytes are blocked for security reasons. It is not a coincidence wither that Windows pings with a packet size of 92 bytes either. You need to download a ping utility that allows the packet size to be changed in order for this to work." "There is a workaround for this. You need to change the default value in which pings are comprised. When you ping, you send out packets that are 92 bytes in size. You need to change that, as that is the only workaround."
by dathing Try this: Go to your monitoring page: »/monitored/detail?detail=1 Click on report. On your report page, grab the URLs from 'here': Realtime ping/loss graphs are available: new jersey USA: here california USA: here san francisco USA: here Those urls can be shared, and show the graphs.
how can I let the public see my ip, it seems to be hidden from public view. by witr | |||||||||||
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