Web Statistics Manager

Inside the Server Specifics area of the Web Hosting Control Panel, you’ll find more information in regards to the server your Linux shared hosting account is found on. You can find out which is the OS, the physical IP address in addition to the current Perl/MySQL variations, locate details concerning the installed Perl modules and the inbound and outgoing email servers, track the hosting server load, etcetera.

You can also get information about the PHP version without having to setup phpinfo files, and so forth.

Through the Access & Error Logs section of the jgraphis web Web Hosting Control Panel, you can switch on and keep tabs on the access and error logs for your sites hosted inside your Linux shared hosting account. The access log can be described as report on all the files featured on your web page (such as text files, photo files, video files, etcetera) that readers have demanded to view.

The error log is actually a collection of pretty much all cautionary and error notifications linked to your web site. It can help you avoid any kind of potential problems with the web site’s performance.

Checking the site stats of your website is the right way to understand how your online strategy runs. From your Web Hosting Control Panel built–in online reports tools – Webalizer and Awstats, you can observe the quantities of viewers that flock to your site, and also the amount of hits they create and webpages they open on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.

To examine the statistics details, go to the Web Statistics section of the Web Hosting Control Panel and open up the statistics file for a certain website. You don’t have to set up anything on your end. We start the statistics after your site comes on the Internet and begins getting visitors.

The CPU stats included in your Web Hosting Control Panel will provide you with realtime data about the load that’s made within your hosting account because of your applications, data base inquiries, and so forth. Consequently, the more dynamic and complex your website is, the more server allocations it may need to always be working well.

The server load details are offered in an easily readable fashion and provides you with information about the hosting server load accumulated per day, each month or annually. This exact data will help keep you up to date about the server memory use at any given moment and can help you prevent your web sites from moving offline as a result of hosting server overload (exceeded CPU usage limitations).