Extensions

This page explains the two optional add-ons. It is for the WHMCS administrator. Each extension needs its own entitlement on the same license. If one extension is blocked, the core addon keeps working and that extension stays off.

#Multi-Region Extension

The Multi-Region extension enables distributed monitoring: checking each monitor from multiple geographic locations simultaneously.

#How It Works

Without Multi-Region, all checks run from your main WHMCS server. With Multi-Region enabled, you deploy lightweight agent scripts on remote servers (or configure API connections to third-party monitoring providers), and those agents run the same checks from their location.

Results from all regions are collected and displayed on the status page, giving visitors a global view of service availability.

#Supported Region Providers

#Configuring API Providers

For each third-party provider you want to use:

1. Open Integrations → Multi-Region → Configure.
2. Enter the API key for each provider.
3. Save. The extension will pull monitor results from those providers and display them alongside local results.

#Per-Monitor Region Configuration

After enabling the extension, each monitor gains a Regions tab (see Monitors → Tab 5).

Per monitor you can:

• Enable or disable multi-region checking
• Select which regions to use for this monitor
• Choose the provider for each region
• Set custom display labels for each region
• Toggle whether agent results appear on the public status page

#Public Display

When multi-region is enabled for a monitor and Show Agent Results is on, visitors see a region breakdown below the main monitor status:

Global Status: UP
├── Local (WHMCS)  ✓ 230ms
├── US East        ✓ 180ms
├── EU West        ✓ 310ms
└── Asia Pacific   ✓ 425ms

#Status Page Pro Extension

The Status Page Pro extension adds advanced standalone and branding features to status pages.

#Features Overview

#Standalone Status Page

When status.php is uploaded to the WHMCS root directory, visitors can access the status page directly:

https://yourwhmcs.com/status.php
https://yourwhmcs.com/status.php?page={slug}

This page loads independently of the WHMCS client area — useful for customers who do not have WHMCS accounts.

#Custom Domain & Branding

To use a custom domain:

1. Point the domain's DNS to your WHMCS server (CNAME or A record).
2. Install an SSL certificate for the domain.
3. Configure the domain in Integrations → Status Page Pro → Configure.

#Public Standalone Page (Visitor View)

The standalone page shows the same content as the WHMCS client-area status page but with:

• No WHMCS navigation or header
• Full-page layout
• Optional custom domain and branding

#Extension Licensing

Both extensions require an active extension license included in your ServLayer subscription:

1. Go to Settings → License.
2. The bottom panel shows extension license status.
3. If not licensed, contact ServLayer to add the extension to your plan.

When the extension license is invalid:

• The extension configuration UI is still accessible
• No extension features activate until a valid license is detected on the next license check