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User Manual: Server Response & Latency Checker

Batch HTTP status inspector for up to 100 URLs: HTTP response codes (200, 301, 404, 500), server latency (ms), redirect chain tracing, and Excel export.

Prerequisites & Preparation:

  • Open Server Response in your AKRAMYS dashboard.
  • Prepare your URL list (up to 100 URLs).
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Step-by-Step Instructions:

1

Pasting URL list into input box

Paste your target URLs into the input textarea, one URL per line.

Pro Tip: Include https:// or http:// protocols.
2

Executing parallel HTTP status checks

Click 'Check Status & Latency'. The cloud engine executes concurrent HTTP HEAD/GET requests.

Pro Tip: Processes 100 URLs in 3-5 seconds.
3

Analyzing status codes and Redirect Chains

Inspect output columns: 1) Status Code (Green 200, Blue 301/302, Red 404/500), 2) Server Latency (ms), 3) Redirect Chain trace displaying interim and final landing URLs.

Pro Tip: Use quick status filter pills above the grid to isolate 404 errors.

Exporting spreadsheet

Click 'Export to Excel (.xlsx)' above the table to download the full diagnostic report.

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User Manual: Server Response & Latency Checker

Launch the tool in your dashboard or view its product overview page.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Why should redirect chains be minimized?

Long redirect chains increase page load latency and consume Googlebot crawl budget.