Network status

[jdigital]

I would think whoever wrote the script was smart enough to just use the info the public status page uses which checks every 5 minutes. If it is, I doubt it works on any ip address other than jags since it should just be pulling stored info instead of checking ports again...so i don't really see any security risk.

[JPC-Masood]

I would think whoever wrote the script was smart enough to just use the info the public status page uses which checks every 5 minutes. If it is, I doubt it works on any ip address other than jags since it should just be pulling stored info instead of checking ports again...so i don't really see any security risk.

No it worked on any ip.

[jdigital]

Well there's plenty of ways to check if a port is up or down and not limited to just the 5 or 6 we're checking...how is that a security risk?

[JPC-Masood]

Here you go.

https://secure.jaguarpc.com/clients/ext/network_status.php?s=amazon.nocdirect.com

Just replace amazon.nocdirect.com with your server name. And if you omit variable s then it will show full network status.

[JPC-Masood]

Well there's plenty of ways to check if a port is up or down and not limited to just the 5 or 6 we're checking...how is that a security risk?

dos against outside ips.

[jdigital]

Could it return the results the way old script did so I and anyone else who uses this script don't have to redo our status pages to get the formatting we wanted back?

[JPC-Masood]

The old script seems to output 1s and 0s e.g. 1010111. Is that what you would like to see as output?

[jdigital]

Yea if it could. I already have status page and the simple output allowed me to format the page to fit my current layout

[JPC-Masood]

Please add another variable to the URL &f=1 to get simple 1s and 0s output. e.g.

https://secure.jaguarpc.com/clients/ext/network_status.php?s=amazon.nocdirect.com&f=1

[jdigital]

Sweet! Appreciate the effort.

[Poirot]

this is the source to a free script we would like to extend to all our clients
http://www.jaguarpc.com/clients/ext/checkserver.phps

Can this script be extended so it also shows the last time checked, cPanel and Https like this one: https://secure.jaguarpc.com/clients/...ocdir ect.com

[JPC-Masood]

Can this script be extended so it also shows the last time checked, cPanel and Https like this one: https://secure.jaguarpc.com/clients/...ocdir ect.com

That script you are referring to is very basic. You can add date time of port checking at any place but it will be of no use as last time checked is same when the script will run. The one you are comparing to is part of a very large monitoring system where ports are checked from other scripts on different servers at different times, hence the need to see when was it checked.

[Poirot]

Righto, thanks Masood.

[growfish]

Old thread, I know...but I need help getting this to work and can't find any other post or guide on this topic any newer elsewhere.

The link "https://secure.jaguarpc.com/clients/ext/network_status.php?s=amazon.nocdirect.co m" above works for me - shows the network status perfectly.

But, when I try to replace "amazon.nocdirect.com" with my server name (aka: server2.poweredbyfish.com), all I get is blank data. For example: https://secure.jaguarpc.com/clients/...edbyfi sh.com just loads with no server information.

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks in advance for any input you can provide.

[Ron]

Perhaps the script needs to be modified to allow for non-nocdirect names but still within the complex, or perhaps a set of (pre) approved servers?

I don't know what Masood's security issue is though.