You need an off-the-shelf (download and installable) server software that reacts in ways you want or to write such a server software yourself.
pagekite might have a setting to disable the “Temporarily Unavailable”. Otherwise ask the support.
Another option would be running the webserver on a non-standard, custom port such as 81 or so. Then even if not serving content (just a default html file) it could be abused for revealing if the workstation is reachable or not.
You are right, thanks! Good idea with the non-standard ports but here is what happens when i try to port forward port 81:
I have this command:
pagekite.py /var/www/html myname.pagekite.me:81Sorry for taking a lot of your time haha but this i very new to me.
Update: I am not really sure that pagekite can use non-standard ports and I guess that i actually can’t interact with the pagekite url anyway since that it is technically not my ip that is being used which is what i also want so i think i’ll try vpn instead
Update:
Thanks for all @Patrick!!! You have helped me a ton!!