Auth Network Monitor

The Auth Network Monitor is a ChatGPT plugin designed to monitor the status of various network hosts. It allows users to add, edit, and monitor hosts, providing detailed information about response times and host statuses. This plugin is particularly useful for those who need to keep an eye on the availability and performance of websites, servers, or other network services. |||

How to use:

1. Installation: Users can either install the Auth Network Monitor by searching for it in the ChatGPT plugin store or simply press the "try it" button at the top right of this page to open a chat in ChatGPT with the plugin already activated.

2. Adding a Host: To monitor a specific host, provide the host address and endpoint type (such as HTTP for a website). The plugin will then begin monitoring the host and recording response times.

3. Editing a Host: If you need to change the configuration of a monitored host, you can easily edit the host's details, such as the endpoint type or timeout settings.

4. Viewing Data: You can view detailed information about monitored hosts, including response times and status. This data can be filtered by date range or other criteria to focus on specific events or trends.

5. Resetting Alerts: If a host is flagged as down, you can reset the alert for that host or for all hosts associated with your account.

6. Prompt examples: Here are four specific prompt examples you can use with the Auth Network Monitor:

   • "Add a new host with address 'https://example.com' and endpoint type 'http'."
   • "Edit the host with address 'https://example.com' and change the endpoint type to 'icmp'."
   • "Show me the monitoring data for the host 'https://example.com' between '2023-07-15T00:00:00Z' and '2023-07-15T23:59:59Z'."
   • "Reset the alert for the host with address 'https://example.com'."