How to use the Check Server Status
- Type your website address, for example example.com.
- Click Check Server Status.
- Read the status code and response time at the top.
- Check the four address versions: http, https, www and non-www. They should all lead to one final address.
- Review server details, DNS records and the health checks. Fix the items shown in orange or red.
Features
- HTTP status code, response time and page size.
- Tests http://, https://, www and non-www and shows where each one ends up.
- Detects server software, CDN (Cloudflare, CloudFront, Fastly and more), compression, cache and HSTS.
- DNS records: A, AAAA, name servers and mail (MX), read from Cloudflare DNS.
- Plain health checks with simple fixes. Copy the report. Free, no signup.
Common status codes
- 200: OK. 301/302: redirect.
- 403: access denied. 404: page not found.
- 500: server error. 502/503/504: server is overloaded, down or too slow.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does server status mean?
It tells you if your web server is online and what code it returns when someone opens your page. 200 means everything is fine.
Why should http, https, www and non-www all lead to one address?
Otherwise search engines see duplicate versions of your site. Pick one main version and use 301 redirects for the others.
Can it show my SSL certificate expiry date?
No. We can only tell if HTTPS works. Check the date in your browser or at your hosting panel.
Why are some server details hidden?
Many servers hide their software name for security. This is normal.
Why does the result differ in other tools?
Tools test from different places. Our server is in one location.
Is it free?
Yes. It is free with no signup.