Enter up to 100 URLs (Each URL must be on separate line)
AllToolSet Online Server/Website Status Checker is a one-click utility that will check a webpage and display the HTTP code returned by the server. Then you may compare that code to the codes we discussed earlier. This tool is very simple to use; simply enter the URL of a webpage and press submit; our server will send a request to the webpage and return to you with the response sent by that server.
The status of a server/website indicates whether it is operationally sound or not; operationally sound means that the server/website is operationally sound; operationally sound means that the server/website is operationally sound but not operationally sound. operationally sound means that the server/website is operationally sound but not operationally sound. operationally sound means that the server/website is operationally sound but not operationally sound. So, in order to determine whether a server/website is functioning properly, we use unique codes that the server returns when you ask him how he is. The server can then send back code, which I will discuss in full below.
The response code 200 OK indicates that the request was successful and that the server returned the requested data. 301 Moved Permanently denotes that the content has been permanently relocated and that future requests will be forwarded to the new site. 307 Temporary Redirect indicates that the request should be fulfilled with another URL, but that the same URL may be used again in the future. 400 Bad Request indicates that the server is unable to process the request because it does not comprehend it. This could be due to unsupported encryption or frame size. 401 Unauthorized indicates that the server has banned access to material that requires authentication and the user has not given authentication.
The server will not show you the content if you provide a 403 Forbidden response code, regardless of login. 404 Not Found indicates that the material you sought did not exist from the beginning or is no longer available; users may receive a 404 result when content from a webpage is erased. 410 Gone indicates that the requested material is no longer available; users see 410 when the webmaster deletes web page content on purpose. 500 Internal Server Issue indicates that something went wrong on the server-side, preventing the server from fulfilling the request. This can occur when an error occurs in the site script.