Network Monitor

Network Monitor

The Network Monitor is a powerful tool within the ChatGPT plugin ecosystem. It allows users to monitor websites, email servers, check DNS resolution, ping services, and even check for quantum safe encryption. This plugin is particularly useful for users who need to keep an eye on the uptime and performance of their online services, or for those who need to ensure their systems are secure and functioning as expected.

How to use:

1. Installation: To start using the Network Monitor, you can either search for it in the ChatGPT plugin store or simply press the "try it" button at the top right of this page to start a chat with the plugin already activated.

2. Adding Hosts: Once the plugin is activated, you can add hosts to monitor. This can be done by providing the host address and hostname, the endpoint type (like HTTP for a website, ICMP for a host ping, etc.), and optionally, the port of the service being monitored.

3. Monitoring: After adding the hosts, the plugin will start monitoring them. It will check the status of the hosts at regular intervals and provide you with real-time updates.

4. Checking Data: You can check the monitoring data at any time. The plugin provides a list of host data, including response times, status, and event timestamps.

5. Prompt Examples: Here are a couple of examples of how you can interact with the plugin:

   • "Show me the list of hosts I'm monitoring."
   • "What's the status of my website?"

6. Alerts: The plugin can also send alerts if a host goes down or if there's a significant change in response time. This allows you to react quickly to any potential issues.

The Network Monitor plugin is a comprehensive solution for monitoring your online services. It's easy to use, provides real-time updates, and can help you ensure your systems are always up and running.