The cPanel interface provides all of the functions available for you to manage your cPanel user account, and it displays important information and updates.
The cPanel interface consists of the following sections:
Every interface in cPanel displays the navigation bar. The navigation bar provides the currently-active account information, controls that allow you to change settings, and a link to log out of your account.
Use the Search Features text box to quickly find the interfaces that you need.
Note:
Use the /
keyboard shortcut to jump to the Search Features text box. This feature only functions in the Google Chrome™ and Internet Explorer browsers.
Click your username to manage your preferences and configure the cPanel interface.
Click the notification icon () to see any messages, warnings, and errors on your cPanel account. Server owners can also customize this interface to broadcast important information to their customers.
Every interface in cPanel displays the sidebar. The sidebar provides access to the following features:
Click the Home icon () to return to the cPanel Home interface.
Click the User Manager icon () to navigate to the User Manager interface (cPanel >> Home >> Preferences >> User Manager).
The General Information section displays the following information about your cPanel account:
Last Login — The IP address of the user that most recently logged in to the account.
Note:
This IP address is not the currently-authenticated IP address. For example, if you log in via the 10.1.1.1
IP address, and then log in multiple times via the 10.2.2.2
IP address, the interface will display 10.1.1.1 as the Last Login IP address. It will not display 10.2.2.2 as the Last Login IP address until you log in via a different IP address.
Click Server Information to navigate to cPanel's Server Information interface, which displays additional information about the account and the account's server.
The cPanel interface lists of all of your account's available features in groups for different types of functionality. To search for a desired feature, use the Find functions quickly by typing here... text box.
The Statistics section displays important usage statistics for your cPanel account.
Note:
∞ indicates an unlimited quota.
The Statistics section displays the following information about your cPanel account's resource usage:
Statistic | Description |
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Bandwidth | The amount of data, in Megabytes (MB), that transferred to and from your cPanel account for the current month, and your cPanel account's monthly bandwidth limit. Note: If discrepancies exist between the information that cPanel provides and the information that log processing programs ( Awstats , Webalizer, or Analog Stats) provide, read our Apparent Discrepancies in Bandwidth Usage Statistics documentation. |
Disk Usage | The amount of disk space, in MB, that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's disk usage quota. Important: The backup process for an account near or over its quota may fail because the system cannot write necessary files, such as a database lock file. |
File Usage | The number of files (inodes) that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's inode quota. |
MySQL® Disk Usage | The amount of disk space, in bytes, that your MySQL® or MariaDB® databases currently use, and your cPanel account's MySQL and MariaDB database quota. Note: You will only see this statistic if your hosting provider enables MySQL databases on your server. |
Mailing Lists Disk Usage | The amount of disk space, in bytes, that your Mailman mailing lists currently use, and your cPanel account's mailing list quota. |
Subdomains | The number of subdomains that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's subdomain quota. |
Email Accounts | The number of email accounts that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's email account quota. |
Mailing Lists | The number of Mailman mailing lists that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's mailing list quota. Note: You will only see this statistic if your hosting provider enables the Mailman service on your server. |
Autoresponders | The number of autoresponders that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's autoresponder quota. |
Forwarders | The number of forwarders that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's forwarder quota. |
Email Filters | The number of email filters that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's email filter quota. |
FTP Accounts | The number of FTP accounts that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's FTP account quota. |
MySQL Databases | The number of MySQL or MariaDB databases that your cPanel account currently uses, and your cPanel account's MySQL and MariaDB database quota. Note: You will only see this statistic if your hosting provider enables MySQL databases on your server. |