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If you attempt to log in unsuccessfully three or more times, the system may temporarily block your IP address. The block will automatically lift after some time. If it doesn’t, please contact support. Click here to learn more about the possible causes of temporary blocks.
If you’re experiencing issues where UptimeMonster reports an incident but you can still reach your website, it may be due to the configurations of your hosting provider, server firewall, or website security software. Here’s how to resolve these common problems:
If UptimeMonster is reporting issues but you can access your website without problems, your hosting provider’s settings might be blocking our requests.
Solution:
This scenario is similar to the previous one but relates to your server’s firewall settings.
Solution:
In some cases, website security software or plugins (such as Wordfence for WordPress) might block requests from UptimeMonster.
Solution:
Feel free to contact us at [email protected]. We’re here to help and usually respond within a few hours.
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