Website Uptime Monitor

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Current Status

Status
Active
Server Type
openresty
Page Title
Cutty Smith, Country Estate Specialist San Francisco Bay Area, San Francisco Bay Area Real Estate | Sotheby ' s International Realty, Inc.
Meta Description
Originally from a New England real estate family based in the Dartmouth College community, Cutty Smith now resides in Woodside. For the past 20 years, she has been one of the top realtors in the area with an in-depth knowledge of the local neighborhoods and their particular market dynamics. Cutty is known for her resolute commitment, focus on detail, and commanding negotiation skills. By understanding her clients’ needs and goals, she manages transactions in a positive, stress-free manner that fulfills her clients’ expectations. She delivers “the partner you demand, the results you expect.” Cutty has been ranked in the top 5% of agents at her brokerages since 2013 and one of the top 1500 agents Nationally since 2022.  She has successfully represented buyers and sellers with both “on and off market” properties from San Francisco to Pebble Beach. Cutty graduated from the University of Vermont with a BS in Marketing. She also studied International Marketing and Swedish at the University of Lund, Sweden. As a trained Gemologist, specializing in estate jewelry appraisals, Cutty used to live in the Cayman Islands, where she developed her sales skills while managing several jewelry stores and creating a jewelry appraisal company. Prior to entering real estate, she was also a Social Director with the Cunard/Seabourn cruise ship lines and traveled around the world in that position and on the QE2. As an active part of the community, she is a member of the History Committee for Woodside. She was one of the volunteers  at the Village Church Rummage sale and for the Old La Honda Rd Committee. When she can get away, skiing, sailing, and world traveling are her passions.
Meta Keywords
Not available
Last Checked
just now
Last Status Change
Came back up — 3 months ago (6/30/2026)
Last Downtime
First seen down 3 months ago (6/25/2026), back up 3 months ago

Observed Changes

DateStatusServer
10/7/2026, 10:36:29 PMActiveopenresty
6/30/2026, 10:03:44 PMActiveMicrosoft-IIS/10.0
6/25/2026, 4:40:45 PMInactiveUnknown
6/20/2026, 4:32:16 PMActiveMicrosoft-IIS/10.0

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About Website Uptime Monitoring

Use the Who.is uptime information to track the availability and server information of websites. This helps track:

  • Website availability and response status
  • Server software and configuration
  • Meta information including titles and descriptions
  • Historical uptime patterns

This information is valuable for website owners, system administrators, and anyone interested in monitoring website reliability and performance.

What this page reports

  • Last status change: When we last saw a site switch between reachable and unreachable
  • Last downtime: When a site was most recently seen down, and whether it has come back
  • Server and meta information: The server software, page title and meta tags we last observed

We check a domain at most once a day and record an observation only when something changes, so these are the times a change was seen rather than the exact moment it happened. For continuous, minute-by-minute checks with alerting, use website monitoring.


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