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The DNS is a mission-critical Internet infrastructure service.
It provides name-to-IP address translations, it routes email and performs a variety of other services.
If the DNS fails, the Internet fails!
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Most organisations are totally unaware just how dependent their businesses are on the DNS.
A single failed DNS can cost thousands of dollars in lost revenue!
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What is DNS monitor?
DNS monitor is an online, subscription based monitoring service specialised in monitoring domains and DNS servers.
It can help you to minimize downtime on your sites, detect unauthorized changes to your key DNS records and is also packed with many other useful DNS related features.
Avoid losing online revenue!
It is highly unlikely that your potential customers will alert you about not reaching your sites, which means it is entirely up to you to make sure that your sites are reachable.
As a result you might very well lose online revenue simply by not knowing! DNS monitor can help you focus on your core business by constantly keeping an eye on your name servers.
Read more about the monitoring features and benefits below
Key features
Availability
DNS monitor checks the connectivity to your DNS servers and validates that the domain is active and responds to queries.
Zone data integrity
Validates that the zone content is consistent across your name servers and that the data originate from the same source.
Performance
Records and tracks each name servers response times and possible time outs.
Security
Checks each DNS server for configuration errors that might leak compromising data.
What our customers say
"We are one of the first customers and used DNSmonitor for more than five years. Although the earlier versions of DNSmonitor worked great, the latest release on their own platform is an awesome improvement!"
"We use DNSmonitor to monitor our clients name servers. It has saved our clients on more than one occasion when we had been completely unaware of their DNS problems without the DNS monitoring service."
"DNSmonitor has eliminated our last blind spot, the DNS. Whenever something happens with our DNS infrastructure, we get alerted and can remedy the problems on a moments notice."