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Everything you need to audit URLs confidently: step-by-step tutorials, import recipes, result interpretation, redirect cleanup, exports, monitoring, security, and troubleshooting.

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Quick start: your first audit

1

Add your URLs

Paste one URL per line, drop in mixed text, upload a CSV, or import an XML sitemap.

2

Choose how to scan

Use Hybrid for most audits. Adjust concurrency or redirect hops in Settings for sensitive sites.

3

Run the audit

Start the check and watch results appear as each destination and redirect hop is inspected.

4

Review and export

Filter broken links and long chains, inspect details, then export a clean CSV for your team.

Best first scan: start with 10–50 URLs so you can learn the filters and chain view before importing a full site.

Step-by-step tutorials

5 min

Audit a website from its sitemap

Find broken, redirected, and slow indexed URLs.

  1. 1.Open Workspace and select the sitemap import option.
  2. 2.Paste the full sitemap URL, including https://.
  3. 3.Import the discovered URLs and start the scan.
  4. 4.Filter Category to Broken, then Redirect.
  5. 5.Export the filtered results and assign fixes.
4 min

Clean up redirect chains

Replace multi-hop links with their final destinations.

  1. 1.Paste or import the URLs you want to inspect.
  2. 2.Run with Hybrid strategy and a suitable max-hop limit.
  3. 3.Sort results by redirect hops from highest to lowest.
  4. 4.Open the chain view to verify every transition.
  5. 5.Replace the original link with the final healthy URL.
3 min

Check links from a CSV

Audit a spreadsheet export without manual cleanup.

  1. 1.Export your source data as UTF-8 CSV.
  2. 2.Keep a column named url, link, source, or target where possible.
  3. 3.Upload the file and confirm the detected URL column.
  4. 4.Remove duplicates, run the scan, and export the results.
6 min

Explore a crawl in 3D architecture

Trace internal relationships and isolate architecture problems.

  1. 1.Run a Site crawl and open 3D Architecture.
  2. 2.Use Orbit to turn the mesh and Pan to move across it.
  3. 3.Search or filter for broken, orphan, redirect, issue, or slow pages.
  4. 4.Select a node to highlight its links and inspect page evidence.
  5. 5.Use Focus page for a closer view, then press R to reset.
4 min

Monitor important URLs

Catch availability and redirect changes early.

  1. 1.Open Monitoring from the workspace.
  2. 2.Add high-value landing pages, forms, and campaign URLs.
  3. 3.Choose a check interval appropriate to the page.
  4. 4.Review incidents when status or destination changes.

Using the 3D architecture mesh

After a Site crawl completes, open 3D Architecture. The default link-driven mesh uses real internal links, collision spacing, adaptive labels, and an overview camera sized to the crawl.

Read the network

Purple is the root; mint is healthy; amber marks redirects or orphans; pink marks broken pages; violet marks SEO issues; blue marks slow pages.

Move and turn

Orbit mode: left drag rotates and right drag moves. Pan mode swaps those actions. Scroll zooms; WASD/arrows move; R resets camera.

Import guide

MemonaIQ normalizes valid HTTP and HTTPS URLs, preserves query strings, and removes duplicates before scanning.

One URL per line

The fastest option for a prepared list.

https://example.com/page-one
https://example.com/page-two

Mixed text

Paste copy, HTML, or emails to extract embedded links.

Review https://example.com/report before Friday.

XML sitemap

Import a sitemap URL containing <loc> entries.

https://example.com/sitemap.xml

CSV file

Upload spreadsheet data and select the column containing links.

url,campaign
https://example.com/sale,summer

How to read your results

FieldWhat it meansWhat to look for
StatusThe final HTTP or network outcome.4xx, 5xx, SSL, DNS, and timeout results.
Final URLThe destination after redirects complete.Unexpected domains or outdated destinations.
Redirect hopsEvery transition between source and final URL.Loops and chains longer than one or two hops.
Response timeTotal time required to resolve the request.Slow or inconsistent destinations.
CategoryA practical grouping such as Healthy or Broken.Use this first when filtering a large audit.

Status and action guide

CodeStateMeaningRecommended action
200OKHealthyThe destination responded successfully.No action needed.
204No contentHealthyThe request succeeded without a response body.Confirm an empty response is expected.
301Moved permanentlyRedirectA permanent redirect points to a new location.Replace the source URL with the final URL.
302FoundRedirectA temporary redirect points elsewhere.Review whether the redirect should be permanent.
307Temporary redirectRedirectRedirect preserves the original request method.Verify the temporary destination.
308Permanent redirectRedirectPermanent redirect preserves the request method.Update links to the final destination.
401UnauthorizedRestrictedThe page requires valid credentials.Check authentication or test while signed in.
403ForbiddenRestrictedThe server understood but refused the request.Check access rules, bot protection, or allowlists.
404Not foundBrokenNo resource exists at this address.Restore the page, redirect it, or remove the link.
410GoneBrokenThe content was intentionally removed.Remove or replace every link to this page.
429Too many requestsWarningThe destination is rate limiting checks.Reduce concurrency and retry later.
500Internal server errorServer errorThe destination failed while processing the request.Check destination logs and retry after a fix.
502Bad gatewayServer errorA gateway received an invalid upstream response.Inspect the proxy, CDN, or upstream service.
503Service unavailableServer errorThe destination is temporarily unavailable.Retry after maintenance or recovery.
504Gateway timeoutTimeoutA gateway waited too long for its upstream.Check upstream latency and timeout settings.
N/ADNS failureNetworkThe domain could not be resolved.Verify the hostname and DNS records.
N/ASSL issueSecurityTLS validation failed or the certificate expired.Renew or repair the certificate chain.
N/ATimeoutTimeoutThe destination did not respond within the limit.Retry, then inspect origin performance.

Export, history, and handoff

Export CSV & JSON

Export a full scan or a filtered issue list for spreadsheets and ticketing.

Use history

Return to recent audit sessions and compare what changed between runs.

Create a handoff

Include source URL, final URL, status, redirect hops, and the recommended fix.

Safe scanning and SSRF protection

Before server-side checks run, MemonaIQ validates destinations and blocks private, loopback, link-local, and internal network targets. Redirect destinations are checked again so a public URL cannot redirect into a protected network.

127.0.0.0/8 · loopback10.0.0.0/8 · private192.168.0.0/16 · private

Troubleshooting

A working page shows 403

The destination may block automated traffic. Try a lower concurrency, verify firewall rules, and compare the result in your browser.

Many URLs return 429

The site is rate limiting the audit. Reduce concurrency in Settings, wait, and scan the batch again.

A scan stops at a redirect

Increase the maximum redirect-hop setting. Also check for a loop or a destination blocked by the security guard.

My CSV imports no URLs

Save it as UTF-8 CSV, include complete http:// or https:// values, and use a clear URL column heading.

Browser and scan results differ

Browsers can use cookies, cached redirects, or signed-in sessions. Recheck in a private window and use Hybrid mode for a server-side comparison.

A URL reports an SSL issue

Inspect the certificate expiry, hostname coverage, intermediate chain, and HTTPS configuration on the destination.

The architecture graph is crowded

Filter or search before inspecting, zoom out, or run a smaller crawl. Dense graphs prioritize the root, selection, and high-inlink pages.

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