How to get an up to the second "server uptime" report

To get an up to the second server up time report, follow the simple instructions below. This report is produced by the server, and it is updated every second to give you an exact report. You must have some knowledge on how to use telnet to do this operation. To learn more about telnet, please click here.

1). First you must log into your account through telnet.

2). Once you are logged into telnet, simply type:
top
And on your telnet screen, you will get a detailed up to the second report on the server uptime.

3). To exit the server uptime report, simply press Ctrl+C, and you will exit the report update program.

What everything means:
You will see several different things when you enter the server uptime program. Below is what everything means.

Server Uptime - At the top left hand side of the screen, you will see how many days the server has been up and running.

Load Average - At the top right hand of the screen, you will see the server Load Average, followed by 3 sets of numbers. those numbers indicate what the server load is. Those numbers usually stay at .11 to 1.00. When those numbers get to around 5.00, it means that the server is nearly going to crash. The MAX that those numbers can go up to is 10.0. Once it is over 6.00, there is no stopping it from crashing. If by any chance the server does crash. It will automatically reboot it's self. And will take 5 to 10 minutes to come back online.

The rest of the information that is there on the server uptime report program, is pretty self explanatory.