Domain Reputation
Domain Reputation monitoring is used to check the health of domains against major blacklists, in case a website has been flagged by search engines or users as malicious or unsafe. This feature helps administrators proactively monitor domain reputation and take action before it impacts end users.
Navigation: App Portal >> Server Health >> Domain Reputation

If any domain is flagged under this section, checking the domain in a browser will most likely display a warning as well.
How It Works
- Domain reputation is checked against Google Safe Browsing database
- It monitors all domains hosted on the server
- The system automatically checks domain reputation at scheduled intervals
- Any resolved issues will be cleared from the Domain Reputation page after the next scheduled scan on the server
Note: Domain reputation checks cannot be triggered manually. The scan is scheduled to run automatically in order to manage distributed load and to use the API efficiently.
Dashboard Summary

The Domain Reputation page displays a summary at the top, showing the last reloaded time along with the following counters:
- Total Domains — Total number of domains hosted on the server that are being monitored
- Flagged Domains — Number of domains currently blacklisted or flagged
Domain List
The domain list table displays the details of flagged domains with the following columns:
- Domain — The domain name that has been flagged
- User — The user account associated with the domain
- Reason — The reason the domain has been flagged
- Status — The current status of the domain
As long as there are no blacklisted domains, the list will remain empty and display "No data found".
Important Notes
- cPGuard refers only to the Google Safe Browsing database for domain reputation checks
- This feature covers all domains hosted on the server
- If a domain is flagged, it is recommended to investigate and resolve the issue promptly, as flagged domains may show browser warnings to visitors
- Once the issue is resolved, the domain will be cleared automatically after the next scheduled scan