Online Statistics Manager

Inside the Server Data section of the Web Control Panel, you can find detailed information concerning the hosting server your Linux website hosting account is situated on. You can check the OS, the physical IP address in addition to the present Perl/MySQL versions, find details around the running Perl modules along with the inbound and outgoing mail servers, track the hosting server load, and so forth.

You’ll also find details about the PHP release without the need to configure phpinfo files, and so forth.

The Access and Error Stats report data regarding the server, such as details about web server access as well as the kinds of problems detected during web server functioning. You can get both types of information regarding the performance of your web sites in the Online Statistics Manager area of your Web Control Panel.

The access log records each of the text files, image files, video files, etc. that individuals have required to view on your website, whilst the error log records pretty much all warnings and glitches that the server has experienced ever since the log file was created.

When you operate an effective site, it is imperative that you understand a lot about website visitors – exactly how many unique visitors your site receives, exactly how many visitors get back to your site, just what search phrases visitors utilize to find your site, and so on. In the Online Statistics Manager area of your Web Control Panel, you’ll discover two traffic stats tools – Webalizer and Awstats that can help you obtain all the info you may need.

The instruments call for absolutely no configuration. Once your website is online, they will begin collecting data with no effort from you.

The CPU reports enclosed as part of your Web Control Panel will offer live details about the load that is made in your account from your applications, database calls, and so on. Therefore, the more dynamic and complex your website is, the more hosting server resources it will need to remain working efficiently.

The server load information is shown in an easy–to–read way and presents you with details about the hosting server load made daily, monthly or each year. This specific data can keep you up to date about the server memory usage at any minute and can aid you to stop your web sites from going offline as a result of server overload (exceeded CPU consumption limits).