Web Statistics Manager

If you want to examine what exactly is the current syndication of PHP or MySQL or even the Operating System of the web server where your hosting account is located, just go to the Server Information and facts part of the Website Control Panel. There you can also find info about the installed Perl modules, the inbound and outgoing email servers, as well as the physical IP address of the server.

You will find the web hosting server information board inside the Stats area of the Oakville Hosting Website Control Panel.

Through the Access & Error Logs area of the Oakville Hosting Website Control Panel, you can easily trigger and observe the access and error logs for the sites managed inside your cloud website hosting plans account. The access log is actually a listing of all of the files uploaded on your website (including text files, image files, movie files, and so on) that people have requested to look at.

The error log can be described as a set of pretty much all caution and problem alerts relating to your website. It can help you prevent any kind of eventual problems with the website’s overall performance.

Following the web site data of your website is the ultimate way to observe how your online strategy performs. With the Website Control Panel integrated web statistics tools – Webalizer and Awstats, you will observe the amounts of viewers that come to your website, plus the number of views they generate and webpages they open up on a daily, weekly and monthly basis.

To view the statistics details, just go to the Web Statistics part of your Website Control Panel and then open up the stats file for a certain host. You do not have to set up anything on your end. We activate the statistics right after your web site comes on the web and starts making visits.

The server’s CPU is crucial for the interaction between your site and its website visitors. The more complex and resource–consuming your sites are, greater amount of web server resources and CPU time will be needed for them to operate.

Within the CPU stats part of the Website Control Panel, it’s possible to check the usage of CPU power accumulated by each of your sites. This will help you take prompt measures and enhance your websites in case the CPU use limit is reached. You can view comprehensive CPU stats for every single day and month and for a full year.