Secure Internet from Yandex
This task shows whether your domain is classified as a dangerous or undesirable site in Yandex DNS.
This task type requires the PRO plan.
Form Fields
| Field | What it means | What to specify | Example |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Name of the check. | Specify the domain for which you are checking reputation. | Reputation of example.com in Yandex DNS |
| Group | Allows assigning the task to a project or section. | Select a group if you want to keep project tasks together. | Main project |
| Host | The domain to check. | Specify the domain without protocol and path. | example.com |
| Type | Which filtering level to consider a problem. | Select the mode that is critical for you: only dangerous sites or the stricter family mode. | Dangerous site |
| Interval | How often to repeat the check. | Leave hourly interval if you need regular domain reputation monitoring. | 1 hour |
| Notification Channels | Where to send messages about issues and recovery. | Check the channels where you actually read notifications. | Telegram and email |
| Reports | Periodic summaries for the task. | Enable if you want to receive an overview without manual panel access. | Weekly report |
When the Alert Will Trigger
The alert will trigger if Yandex DNS starts classifying the domain into a problematic category based on the selected filtering mode.
Notification Settings
For each notification channel in the task, you can set additional parameters. They only apply to DOWN events.
| Parameter | What it does |
|---|---|
| Enabled | Allows or prohibits sending notifications through this channel for this task. |
| Delay for PRO | Delays the first DOWN notification for the selected time (up to 12 hours). Convenient to avoid alerts for short-term failures. |
| Repeat after PRO | Periodically repeats the notification while the task remains in DOWN status (up to 1 hour between repeats). Suitable when it's important not to miss a prolonged failure. |
The "Delay" and "Repeat" parameters do not affect UP events and recovery notifications.