Web Statistics Manager

In the Server Information and facts part of the Hosting Control Panel, you will discover detailed information regarding the hosting server your Linux website hosting packages account is found on. You can check out the Operating System, the physical IP address and then the current Perl/MySQL versions, get additional information about the setup Perl modules along with the incoming and outbound mailing servers, track the server load, etcetera.

You will also get details around the PHP version without the need to setup phpinfo files, etc.

The Access and Error Logs report information concerning the hosting server, including details about hosting server access as well as the kinds of glitches spotted during web server functioning. You’ll find both types of info about the performance of your websites in the Web Statistics Manager section of the Hosting Control Panel.

The access log lists the text files, image files, video files, etc. that people have got wanted to look at in your site, whilst the error log archives just about all warnings and errors that the hosting server has stumbled upon ever since the log file is created.

By way of the web stats instruments built into the webmailserver Hosting Control Panel, you’re able to keep track of the visitors on your website in the finest detail. You can pick in between 2 widely used statistics tools – Webalizer and Awstats, both of which make available to you detailed information about the visitors to your website and also the content and articles they check out on a day–to–day, weekly and monthly base.

There is no need to put together anything at all in advance to get site traffic info for your web sites. Within the Traffic Reports area of the Hosting Control Panel, simply open up the data report for any particular domain and view the info that you require for your website marketing campaigns.

The CPU statistics built–in within your Hosting Control Panel will provide you with real–time data of the server load that’s generated in your web hosting account from your applications, database queries, etcetera. So, the more dynamic and complex your site is, the more server allocations it may need to remain working efficiently.

The CPU load reports are supplied in an easy–to–read fashion and offers you info about the server load accumulated daily, each month or each year. This precise data can keep you up to date about the hosting server memory consumption at virtually any second and can allow you to stop your web sites from moving offline as a result of web server overload (reached server power consumption limitations).