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Enable Redirections & 404 Monitoring

Enable Redirections & 404 Monitoring 

  • Navigate to the WordPress dashboard -> SiteSEO -> PRO ->Redirections / 404 monitoring 
  •  Enable 404 Monitoring: Track and log 404 errors on your website Helps identify broken links and missing page
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Features 

  • 404 logs - Track and log 404 (Not Found) errors on your website.
  • 404 Cleaning - Automatically removes 404 logs after 30 days, helping sites with high 404 error volumes maintain efficiency. Also allows setting a maximum number of logs to retain (default: 100).
  • Redirect 404 Request - Choose where 404 errors are redirected—either to the homepage or a specific URL—while selecting a redirection status code (301 for permanent or 302 for temporary, with 301 recommended).
  • Email Notifications - Receive reports on the top 404 errors (up to 10 per week) sent to a custom email or the default admin email.
  • Prevent Guess Redirect & Control IP Logging - Prevent Guess Redirect & Control IP Logging: Disable WordPress from guessing redirect URLs and manage IP logging for 404 requests with options for full or limited logging
  • Manage logs - You can delete specific records, delete all logs, or export logs as a CSV file.
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