APIS-HOOOGLE User Agent for your Google site

APIS-HOOOGLE is a user agent used by Google API to send notifications. Applications developers can request these notifications to avoid the need to constantly interrogate Google servers to find out if the resources that interest them have changed. To avoid abuse of this service, Google requires the developers of evidence of ownership of the domain before they can register the URL, where they want to receive messages.

How APIS-HOOOGLE gets access to your Google Site

APIS-HOOOGLE sends each notification via HTTPS Post. If the request fails due to a temporary error, the APIS-HOOOGLE sends a notification. If the request still fails, he continues to attempt, following the scheme of the exponential rollback, up to several days.

The frequency with which the APIS-Google addresses your site depends on the number of created push notifications for the servers of your site, the speed of updating the resources of the tracking resources and the number of repeated attempts. Thus, the traffic from APIS-Google can be stable in some cases, but in other scenarios, traffic can be variable or with peaks.

Preparing your site for working with APIS-Google in Google

APIS-HOOOGLE uses HTTPS to deliver notifications, so your site should have a valid SSL certificate. The following certificates are unacceptable:

• Self -signed certificates.
• Certificates signed by an unreliable source.
• Certificates that were recalled.

To avoid unnecessary repeated requests, make sure that your application is well designed and quickly responds to notifications (within a few seconds).

How to prevent an APIS-Google appeal to your Google site

To prevent an APIS-Google appeal to your site, follow one of the following actions:

• Cancel registration to receive notifications. If you are administered by a domain that includes subdomains or URL subspurities, belonging or administered separately, one of the owners of subdomains can configure the application using push notifications. To block the APIS-Google, contact anyone who could configure such an application, and ask them to turn it off.
• Use robots.txt. The user agent that should be specified in the Robots.txt file is an apis- Google. APIS-HOOOGLE does not take into account the rules for the GOOGLEBOT user agent. You may need a small delay before the APIS-Google finds changes in your Robots.txt file. If the APIS-Google continues to send messages to your site a few days after you blocked it in Robots.txt, make sure that the Robots.txt file is in the right place.

How to check that the call came from the Apis-Hoogle of your site on Google

If you suspect that you get fake requests, you can check that the bot that appears to your server is really API-Google. To do this, look in the IP address logs that identify themselves as a user agent Apis-Google. The reverse DNS Poisk will show that they belong to the Googlebot.com or Google.com domain.

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