Online Statistics Manager

If you want to check what is the current release of PHP or MySQL or the Operating System of the web server where your account is found, just go to the Server Information area of the Hosting Control Panel. There you will also get information on the mounted Perl modules, the incoming and outgoing mailing servers, as well as the actual IP address of the server.

You can find the server information table inside the Stats area of the MerwinDomains Hosting Control Panel.

With the information generated in the Access & Error Stats area of your Hosting Control Panel, you can easily detect just about any eventual issues with the operation of your web sites. The access listing will show you all types of data files such as texts, pics and movies that have been examined by your site visitors whilst the error stats will capture all cautions and problems that have happened throughout their stay on your web site.

You’ll be able to open the access and error listing files for each of your operational websites from the Online Statistics Manager area of your Hosting Control Panel.

Tracking the site statistics of your site is the right way to understand how your online strategy runs. From your Hosting Control Panel built–in online stats applications – Webalizer and Awstats, you can monitor the quantities of viewers that come to your website, and also the volume of views they create and pages they open up on a day–to–day, weekly and monthly base.

To check the stats information, proceed to the Web Statistics part of your Hosting Control Panel and then open up the stats file for a particular website. It is not necessary to set up anything at all on your end. We start the stats after your web site moves online and begins generating visits.

The web server’s CPU is essential for the communication and interaction between the web site and its visitors. The more sophisticated and resource–consuming your sites are, the more host resources and CPU time will be required. Through the CPU stats area, you’ll be able to track which web site is using the largest percentage of CPU allocations.

You need to take steps to improve your websites if the CPU utilization limit has been arrived at. You will find in–depth stats for each day and month and for a full calendar year.