Monitoring dashboard
Network health, tenant status, and incidents in one clear view.
Results may be out of date. Reopen Start Beacon to reconnect.
Checks or saved results may be incomplete. Review the service log for details.
Waiting for monitoring data
Your latest reachability results will appear here.
Monitor locations 0
Saved physical locations in the selected tenant scope.
An administrator can add a browser API key and JavaScript map ID in Settings.
Add a physical address and find it on the map, or place a pin manually when editing a monitor.
Monitors without map pins
Reply rate LAST 6H
Successful replies as a share of retained checks.
Needs attention 0
Unreachable, checking, or overdue monitors.
Tenant health 0
Every tenant you can access. Select one to focus the dashboard.
Your monitors 0
Reachability checks from this computer.
Connecting to your monitor
Loading your network’s latest status.
A little peace of mind for every IP.
Add a public IP address. Beacon will keep an eye on it
and make it clear when something stops responding.
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Recent incidents
Real pings. Clear signals.
Beacon sends ICMP pings from this PC. A missed reply can also mean a firewall is filtering ping traffic.
Incident history
Outages and recoveries recorded by this monitor.
Your tenants
Organize monitors by customer, site, or team in this local dashboard.
Each tenant has its own monitors and incident history. The same public IP can be monitored in different tenants. Only tenants with no monitors or incident history can be removed; the default tenant always stays.
Dashboard accounts
Assign client logins to the tenants they can access.
Administrators can manage all tenants, accounts, and preferences. Client accounts can view and manage monitors only in their assigned tenants. Desktop pop-ups on the monitor PC follow the administrator’s global notification preferences.
