In today's digital world, reliable server monitoring is crucial to ensure the availability and security of your IT infrastructure. Livewatch.de offers a powerful solution to detect server failures early and respond to them quickly.
Servers are the backbone of every online presence. Whether for websites, applications or internal systems - a server failure can have serious consequences:
With professional server monitoring, these risks can be minimized.
With Livewatch.de you have a reliable partner at your side who proactively informs you about possible problems. Our solution offers:
A key advantage of server monitoring with Livewatch.de is the ability to take action early before a problem escalates. Continuous monitoring and proactive alerts keep your IT infrastructure operational at all times.
Server monitoring is not a luxury, but a necessity for every company that relies on a stable IT infrastructure. With Livewatch.de you get a reliable, easy-to-use and effective solution to keep an eye on your servers around the clock. Avoid unexpected outages and rely on proactive monitoring with Livewatch.de!
Here we answer questions about server monitoring from Livewatch. If you have a question that we have not yet answered here, please contact us.
Verifying the validity of an SSL certificate is important to ensure that the connection to a website is secure and that the data transmitted is encrypted. Here are some steps to check the validity of an SSL certificate:
HTTPS connection: Check if the website uses "https://" instead of "http://". The "s" stands for "secure" and indicates that an encrypted connection is used.
Green lock icon: A green lock icon in the browser address bar is an indication that the website has a valid SSL certificate. Click on the lock icon for more information.
View certificate information: Click the lock icon and select the View Certificate or View Certificate Information option, depending on your browser. You can view details about the certificate here.
Verify the certificate issuer (CA): Make sure the certificate was issued by a trusted certificate authority (CA). Popular CAs include Let's Encrypt, Comodo, Symantec, etc.
Check expiration date: Check the expiration date of the certificate. An expired certificate is no longer valid. Some browsers warn about expired certificates.
Hostname Match: Make sure that the hostname specified on the certificate matches the hostname of the website. If the names don't match, it could indicate an insecure connection.
Additional certificate information: In the certificate information you can also check whether the certificate is correctly configured for the specific use (e.g., for server authorization).
Use online tools: There are also online tools that you can use to check the validity of an SSL certificate. Just enter the website URL and the tool will show you the certificate information.
It is important that you complete these checks to ensure you are on a safe and trustworthy website. Insecure or expired certificates could indicate potential security risks.
With the SSL Certificate Check you can check the validity of your HTTPS domain. To do this, enter the SSL Url to be checked. We determine the remaining term of the validity as well as the availability at all.