The RBLTracker API includes the ability to perform a one-off RBL check, similar to the Manual Check feature in the RBLTracker Portal, via the API. This API feature can be used to build your own real-time RBL lookup page, or to perform one-off RBL checks as needed, rather than having them run on a timed […]
Category: API Access
Is There a Monthly API Request Limit?
No, you can access the RBLTracker API as often as you like! That being said, it’s important to remember that the data in the RBLTracker system only changes as we process checks for your account. If you’ve adjusted your check frequency to once per-day, then your data will only change once per day, and there […]
How Do I Use the API?
RBLTracker includes a simple, read/write, web-based API, that lets you poll our database for the current status of your hosts, as well as manage hosts and contacts on your account. The RBLTracker API can easily be integrated into existing monitoring systems, like Nagios or Zabbix, by performing a simple HTTP GET request for the list […]
Using API Callbacks
Rather than polling our system continuously for status of your hosts, RBLTracker will let YOU know when a hosts listing status changes. Using a built-in API event notification feature from the Account -> API Callback page on the RBLTracker portal, RBLTracker can integrate with your existing monitoring systems, by triggering events against your system in […]