> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.ragnasync.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.ragnasync.com/features/status-page.md).

# Status Page

Give your players a public page to track your server's uptime

The **Status Page** is a public web page you can hand to your players so they can check whether your Ragnarok server is online — without asking in Discord. You control whether it's on, what it shows, and what its link looks like.

You'll find it under the **Ragnarok** section in your dashboard navigation, labelled **Status Page**.

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## Turning it on

1. Open **Status Page** in your dashboard.
2. Flip on **Enable public status page**.
3. Pick a **public URL slug** — this is the memorable part of your link. Letters, numbers and dashes only.
4. Save.

Your page is now live at:

```
https://ragnasync.com/status/your-slug
```

For example, a slug of `your-server` gives you `https://ragnasync.com/status/your-server`. Share that link anywhere — your Discord, your website, your forums.

{% hint style="info" %}
Use the **View public page** button at the top of the settings page to see exactly what your players see.
{% endhint %}

The page stands on its own — your players see **your** server, not RagnaSync. There's no RagnaSync navigation or marketing around it, just a small "Powered by RagnaSync" line at the bottom.

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## Branding

Make the page yours under the **Branding** section:

| Option           | What it does                                                        |
| ---------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Page title**   | The heading at the top. Defaults to your server name.               |
| **Tagline**      | An optional line under the title (e.g. "High-rate PvP server").     |
| **Accent color** | Colors the top strip and the population graph to match your server. |

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## What the page shows

You decide which sections appear. Toggle any of these on or off under **Page Elements**:

| Element                       | What players see                                                                               |
| ----------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Live server status**        | Whether your server is up right now, refreshed automatically.                                  |
| **90-hour uptime trend**      | A row of hourly bars showing uptime over the last 90 hours, plus an overall uptime percentage. |
| **Player population graph**   | Online player counts over the last 24 hours.                                                   |
| **Incidents & announcements** | Any maintenance notices or issues you've posted.                                               |

### Live status — with or without the monitoring tool

How detailed the live status is depends on whether you've installed the **monitoring tool** on your server:

* **With the monitoring tool** — the page breaks status down per server: **Login**, **Char**, **Map** and **Web**, each shown individually.
* **Without it** — the page shows a single **Server** status based on whether your server is connected to RagnaSync.

Either way, the page works out of the box. Installing the monitoring tool just gives your players more detail.

{% hint style="info" %}
RagnaSync updates and deployments won't show up as downtime on your page. If we can't reliably observe your server during one of our own maintenance windows, that time is simply skipped rather than counted against you.
{% endhint %}

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## Showing multiple servers

If you run more than one server on RagnaSync (for example a **Live** and a **Test** server), each one appears as its own block on the page.

Under **Visible Servers**, toggle which of your servers show up. Hide your test server and players will only ever see your live one.

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## Posting incidents

Planning maintenance, or dealing with an outage? Keep your players in the loop:

1. On the **Status Page** settings, click **Post incident**.
2. Give it a **title** (e.g. "Scheduled maintenance tonight") and optional **details**.
3. Post it — it appears immediately under **Active incidents** on your public page.

When it's over, click **Resolve** next to the incident. Resolved incidents move to a **Past incidents** list for 14 days, then drop off automatically.