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To know, if a website is up or down, easily use this tool. It has a server status checker tool to check our website server status, ensure our website is up and running. If you wish to check more than one Kodi Web Page at a time, please input each web page URL in a new line below, if you want to check the Web Page you're browsing, just input its URL. Please click on the "Check Server Status" button to start checking. That's when the server status checker tool can come in handy, letting you know what response/status code the web server is sending when the user demands the page. It also facilitates you to check the status of website i.e if your site is accessible or not. If the server is not working, users won't be able to access the websites.
Server Status is actually the Status of your server as it’s obvious from the name. This is decided based on your site's http/https reply OK or not. If so, then that means that at this current moment, your server is down, or not responding on the right way. If you're owning many sites, then it is advisable to continue periodically checking the server status of your websites and hosting. If you cannot connect to a particular Web site, you may have to use website status to determine the status of the server. This will enable you to check if the website is down or blocked by the server.
200: It signifies good health of your website and the host server is resulting your website URL for which request was sent.
301: It involves your website address having a permanent transfer to a new site address including all domain names and subdomains that will need redirecting to a new destination.
302: It means that server has been identified to exist a temporary website redirection. This is merely a temporary web address http:// that will need to be used over again.
307: Similar to 302.
400: It means that the request is bad request. It doesn't mean that the server couldn't understand the internet address of the website you're trying to get to.
401: Unauthorized access.
Forbidden (403) means that the server refuses to show you any files until you are "authentic" to access this content.
404: Not found. We can get irritated when we receive this error message, as it means we didn't get a result we were looking for: the file we were trying to find was not found in Web server.
410: Similar to 404.
500: Internal Server Error. This error message frustrates the webmaster, web developer along with the individual visiting website as this error is pertinent with the server and should be solved within a shorter time span.
