Latest update
4 new check types and deeper protocol checks
- FTP / FTPS — connection, real login and PWD probe. Plain,
AUTH TLSor implicit TLS (port 990). - SFTP — SSH auth via password or private key, including a real directory listing.
- SSH Login — real authentication instead of a port probe. Catches fail2ban lockouts, broken PAM configs and expired keys.
- DNSBL — checks your mail-server IPs against Spamhaus ZEN, SpamCop, Barracuda and UCEPROTECT, with custom zone support.
Existing checks went deeper:
- SSL/TLS now verifies the full trust chain including intermediate certificates, with a configurable
warn_daysthreshold (default 30). - Domain Expiry parses the real WHOIS expiry date and reports days remaining.
- DNS supports record types
AAAAACNAMEMXNSTXTSRVwith expected-value matching and a custom resolver. - SMTP / IMAP / POP3 perform real login tests when
username/passwordare set viasettings— without credentials the classic greeting/port check is kept, so existing mail monitors work unchanged. - HTTP body matching gained
json_pathmode (e.g.data.status==ok).
Availability: DNSBL & FTP from Premium, SSH from Team, SFTP from Elite. The new types run on the pinger network — agent execution follows later.
Previous
- Game-server player data — the status page now distinguishes real
0/0player counts from feeds that simply don't report players (players n/a), and shows alast data … agomarker for stale feeds. Peak/average player counts per day appear in the uptime-bar tooltip. - Agent security & version tracking — detector cards group into Access & Integrity, System & Kernel and Software & Certificates, show open-finding counts, and the feed gained severity counts plus Ack/Resolve-all. Agents report their version; the dashboard flags agents running a release older than three days.
- Alert routing — account-wide alert channels with scope routing (
Public incidents,Internal alerts,Everything), searchable multi-monitor targeting, escalation contacts and a global policy fallback. Incident-update notifications for status-page subscribers.