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If you own or manage a website, it is important that you manage your bandwidth usage as there may be over charges given to those who exceed their monthly limit. And your hosting company may automatically bump up your subscription or put it on hold. In order to prevent this from happening, you should monitor your bandwidth usage.
As a general rule RSH Web Services does not monitor bandwidth. If you exceed normal amounts you may be asked to upgrade your account, but this is rare
The Bandwidth interface displays bandwidth usage information in several sets of graphs
Each graph contains information about bandwidth usage over a specific period of time.
The graphs display bandwidth information in six categories:
Note: The Total (all services) category provides the combined total of all the other categories.
The system only records bandwidth for SMTP (sent) messages. The system does not include POP3 or IMAP (received) messages in bandwidth calculation.
This Bandwidth interface allows you to monitor the heaviest traffic times for your website, and helps you to decide whether to purchase additional bandwidth.
The interface displays the server’s time zone setting as follows:
If the system detects that your browser’s time zone does not match the server’s time zone, the cPanel interface will contain a notice that resembles the following:
Click the link to reset the time zone and reload the interface.
The Past 24 hours graph displays the data transfer rate in bits per second for the current day, averaged into five minute intervals.
By default, this graph updates every two hours. However, if your hosting provider adjusts the bandwidth data process interval in WHM’s Statistics Software Configuration interface
This affects the amount of bandwidth data that the system displays.
Use this graph to view the following information:
The Past week graph displays the data transfer rate, in bits per second, over the past seven days, averaged into five-minute intervals.
Use this graph to view the following information:
The Past year graph displays the total amount of data that the system transferred over a period of 12 months (one year).
Use this graph to find long-term trends over an entire year. For example, this graph might indicate that your account receives a heavy burst of traffic at mid-month every month.
The monthly pie charts display the relative amounts of data that your cPanel account’s various services and Domains use in each month.
Use the pie charts to view the following information:
To view the Bandwidth Transfer Detail interface for a month, click that month’s pie chart.
Note: Click a usage link for a month to look up the usage information for an individual website or service. A new interface will display detailed monthly traffic information for that particular service or website.
To view the bandwidth transfer information for a particular month, click Total (all services) for that month.
This interface contains a series of bandwidth usage graphs for the following types of traffic:
The All Traffic monthly graph displays the hourly average bytes that the system transferred for the month. It provides a detailed version of the data that the Past year graph displays.
Use this graph to find trends over a period of several days or weeks. For example, this graph might indicate that your account receives heavier traffic on a specific day of the month.
The monthly traffic graphs serve the same purpose as the "All Traffic" graph, but the system separates the data for individual services.
The All Traffic daily graph displays 30-minute averages of bits that the system transferred per second. It is a more detailed version of the All Traffic monthly graph.
Under the All Traffic graph is a series of one or more bar graphs for specific services. These serve the same purpose as the All Traffic graph, but the system separates the data for individual services.
The Bandwidth by Day table lists the total amount of the cPanel account’s data that the system transferred on a specific day of the month, in megabytes (MB).
Click a day in the table to view more information about that day’s traffic.
Note: We recommend that you view the Bandwidth by Day table at least 24-48 hours after the last day of the period for which you wish to obtain data. This allows the system to gather and process the traffic data.
The Bandwidth displays information about your website, rather than about your cPanel & WHM server. As a result, the system does not count the following processes towards your bandwidth usage or allotment:
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