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Enable Stats in cPanel Using Metrics Editor
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How to Enable Stats in cPanel Using Metrics Editor?
In this tutorial, we can learn how to enable stats in cPanel using metric Editor. The Metrics Editor interface allows you to select metrics programs to process your log files and provide traffic analysis for your account’s domains. Please follow the below steps to enable stats in cPanel account using the Metrics Editor interface.
1) Login to cPanel account.
2) Select the icon ‘Metrics Editor’ from the ‘Metrics’ category. This function allows you to choose what stats programs you will use when viewing site statistics.
3) cPanel has three different stats types by default. Analog, Awstats and Webalizer.
You can choose the stats you want to set for your website from this page. Then click on the ‘Save’ button. In this example screenshot, we are enabling Webalizer stats. You can also enable other options (Analog, Awstats) same as Webalizer.
4) Then you need to Click on the icon ‘Webalizer’ from the ‘Metrics’ category.
5) A new window will open and here you can select the website you want to see the stats by clicking on the ‘View’ option.
Now you can see the webalizer stats.
You also can enable other two options same as the webalizer.
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