Web Stats Manager

In the Server Data area of the Web Control Panel, you will discover information concerning the web server your Linux hosting service account is situated on. You can check out the Operating System, the actual IP address along with the current Perl/MySQL versions, discover additional information relating to the mounted Perl modules and the incoming and outbound email servers, watch the hosting server load, etcetera.

You’ll also find more information around the PHP variation without the need to setup phpinfo files, etcetera.

The Access and Error Logs report information about the hosting server, such as details of hosting server access as well as the sorts of issues spotted during server performance. You will find both forms of info on the general performance of your web sites from the Web Stats Manager part of the Web Control Panel.

The access log displays every one of the text files, image files, video clip files, etc. that others have got sought after to see on your web site, and the error log records pretty much all alerts and glitches the host has stumbled upon since the log file was developed.

Watching the website figures of your website is the easiest way to see how your Internet marketing strategy performs. By way of the Web Control Panel integrated online statistics applications – Webalizer and Awstats, you will observe the volumes of visitors that come to your site, along with the amount of hits they make and web pages they load on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.

To look at the statistics information, proceed to the Website Statistics section of your Web Control Panel and open the stats file for a certain website. You don’t have to configure anything on your side. We switch on the stats after your web site comes on the web and begins attracting visitors.

The hosting server’s CPU is really important for the connection between your web site and its site visitors. The more complex and resource–absorbing your web sites are, the more hosting server resources and CPU time will be required for them to operate.

Within the CPU statistics part of the Web Control Panel, you will be able to keep track of the use of CPU resources accumulated by all of your web sites. This can help you consider appropriate actions and improve your sites in case the CPU consumption allocation has been exceeded. You can see comprehensive CPU reports for every single day and month and for a full calendar year.