Server hostname updated

How to check if the hostname for my server monitor is updated?

When there is a change in the hostname of your server monitor, it will be automatically updated in the Site24x7 web client in the next data collection. Go to Server > Server Monitor > Servers > click on the server monitor whose hostname is changed. You can view the hostname details in three places:
  1. In the Summary tab, below the display name and under Server Details.

  2. Hover on the hamburger icon and click on Edit. In the Edit Server Monitor page, you can find the updated hostname.

    Note: Only after an agent restart/server restart, the hostname will be updated in the Edit Server Monitor page.

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