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Website Server & OS Checker

Find out which web server, operating system, CDN and backend technology a website runs on.

Detection uses the response headers and the page HTML. Well-hidden servers may reveal little.

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How to use the Website Server & OS Checker

Find out which web server, operating system, CDN and backend technology a website runs on.

  1. 1 Enter the website address.
  2. 2 Click Detect technology.
  3. 3 Read the server details and the grouped list of detected technologies.

Example and practical tips

Checking wordpress.org shows Nginx on Linux with WordPress and Google Tag Manager. A site showing Cloudflare as the server hides its origin server behind the CDN.

Frequently asked questions

Why is the version hidden?

Well-configured servers hide their version numbers so attackers cannot target known weaknesses. The operating system is then inferred from other clues.

Is detection always right?

It relies on tell-tale headers, file paths and tags. Sites can remove or fake these, so treat the results as strong hints rather than proof.

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