Uptime

Reachability for anything with an address, checked the way the service is used. One list, two views: Internal for the team, External for what the company sees from outside.

Checks

5 kinds

ICMP · TCP · UDP · SMTP · HTTP(S), real questions asked

Views

Internal · External

one list; move targets between them

Company page

a link

on uptime.dtrvantage.com, from the licence; nobody signs up

Link rotation

daily

settable to never; an hour's grace on the old link

Reports

any window

outages, latency and the 24-hour figure

Your company's status page

Move the targets your company should see to the External view and switch on publishing. The dashboard sends them to uptime.dtrvantage.com on a cadence you set, and the portal serves them at a status link made for that installation: state, latency, the 24-hour figure and the week's changes, readable with no sign-in. Nobody signs up: the licence is the credential, and only a licence that carries the Uptime module can publish.

Off by default. Publishing is the one timed contact the dashboard makes with the portal, and only after an administrator switches it on.
The link rotates. Daily by default, settable on the same card (or never); a link replaced on schedule keeps working for an hour so a page open at the minute is not cut off. Rotate by hand kills the old one at once.
Nothing else leaves. Only the external targets go, with their state, latency and figures; the internal list stays inside.

The External view: the targets shared with the company, publishing to the portal, and the company's status link with its rotation schedule

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Reachability

Uptime Monitoring

Reachability checks for any target — a URL, host, port or mail server — independent of the other modules. Each target shows current state, recent history and latency, polled on your schedule by ICMP, TCP, UDP, SMTP or HTTP(S). UDP checks send a real question where the port has one (DNS on 53, NTP on 123) and read the answer; an SMTP check holds the mail server's own conversation (greeting, EHLO, STARTTLS or TLS) so a port that answers but cannot take mail is down. Two views of one list: Internal for your team and External for what your company sees from outside, with a Move button between them.

ICMP, TCP, UDP, SMTP and HTTP(S) checks, with uptime reports over any window
Live status, latency and rolling uptime per target; Internal and External views of the same list
A status page for your company at uptime.dtrvantage.com: the external targets published on a cadence you set, read at a link the licence makes — nobody signs up, and the link rotates daily with a one-hour grace
Watch anything — appliances, hosts, mail relays, or third-party services

Uptime monitor, the Internal view: ICMP, TCP, UDP, SMTP and HTTP(S) targets, streamed live

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The External view: the targets shared with the company, publishing to the portal on a cadence, and the company's status link with its rotation schedule

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