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# Connect Server Status

JFrog provides a page, [JFrog Cloud Status](https://status.jfrog.io/), where you can check the status of the JFrog  Connect server. In addition, you can check the status of other JFrog servers in regions around the world.

To check the status of the JFrog Connect server, do the following:

1. Go to the JFrog Cloud Status page and choose the EMEA region.

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2. Scroll down to the last server in the list: EUROPE - JFConnect Services (Frankfurt) - AWS

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Each column in the band represents one day and indicates the server status on that day. You can see more information when you hover over a column. Historical information is displayed up to 90 days back.

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### View Historical Status

To view the historical status by monthly breakdown, do the following:

1. Click View Historical Status.

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2. In the dropdown list, choose EUROPE - JFConnect Services (Frankfurt) - AWS.

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