Account Restore
The Account Restore interface displays the status and progress of your account restoration, and any warnings.
logs
cPanel Log Rotation Configuration
This interface allows you to select cPanel & WHM log files for the cpanellogd daemon to compress and archive.
Daily Process Log
This interface displays information about your server's consumption of processing power and memory.
Errors
The interface displays up to 300 of the most recent entries in your web server's error logs, in reverse chronological order.
How to Clean Unmanaged Log Files
This guide provides the steps to reduce the file size of the log files on your server that you do not manage through WHM's cPanel Log Rotation Configuration interface.
Log Rotation
This interface allows you to select Apache log files for the cpanellogd daemon to compress and archive.
Manage Team — Audit Log
Use this interface to view the Audit Log for your team.
Raw Access
Raw access logs are text files that contain information about your website's visitors.
Raw Apache Log Download
This interface allows you to download Apache's raw access logs.
Raw FTP Log Download
This interface allows you to download an FTP server's raw access logs.
Raw NGINX® Log Download
This interface allows you to download NGINX's raw access logs.
Review Transfers and Restores
This interface allows you to review your server's transfer and restore logs.
TailWatch
The TailWatch driver monitors a log file for certain activities and then performs actions based on the activity.
The cPanel & WHM Log Files
This document describes the location of all of the log files in cPanel & WHM, Webmail, and MySQL®. This document also provides examples of each log file.
The remote_log_transfer Script
Use this script to copy the main system and user logs from a server to a backup destination you set in WHM.
The slurp_exim_mainlog Script
This script imports all unarchived Exim /var/log/exim_mainlog files into the eximstats database.
The splitlogs Binary
The splitlogs binary optimizes your resources and performance when you create Apache logs.