> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.noxity.io/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# Overview
> Visitor stats, error logs, bandwidth, and CloudLinux resource limits. Everything cPanel surfaces about who's hitting your site and what it's costing you.
cPanel's Metrics section answers two questions: who's hitting your site, and what is it costing in CPU, RAM, and bandwidth. Most tools here are read-only views into log data the server already collects.
## Live activity
Last 1,000 raw access entries per domain. Useful for spotting bots and abuse in real time.
Last 300 web server error log entries. First place to look when a page is broken.
Bandwidth used by HTTP, IMAP, POP3, SMTP, and FTP, broken out per domain.
Download the full Apache access log as a gzip. Configure archiving and retention.
## Visitor stats programs
Three different analytics tools, all running off the same Apache logs. Pick whichever output you find easier to read. Most accounts use AWStats and ignore the others.
Daily-updated graphs of visits, top pages, referrers, and search terms.
Older monthly summary tool. Heavier on country and URL breakdowns.
The same Webalizer engine pointed at FTP server logs. Useful if you run an FTP drop.
Single-page text summary. Lightweight and legacy.
## Server resources
CloudLinux LVE: CPU, RAM, I/O, IOPS, processes. Snapshot tab is the one you want when something stalled.
Choose which stats programs run for which domains. Skip the ones you don't read to save I/O.
## Common starting points
Open the Snapshot tab in Resource Usage and find the hour the slowdown started.
The error log shows the actual PHP or Apache failure.
Live visitor list shows IPs, user agents, and the URLs they're hitting.
Bandwidth chart compares this month's use against the plan cap.
## Need a hand?
Best for anything that needs an account check or a config change on our end.
Faster for quick questions during business hours.