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Apache Status
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- Log in to WHM >> Server Status >>Apache Status
- Select the Server Statusoption from the navigation menu.
- Click on Apache Status.
- A log file of the system will appear.
It will have all the details of the server’s current status:
- Server Version– The Apache version, running on the server at present.
- Server Built– The time and date of Apache’s installation.
- Current Time
- Restart Time– The time and date when you last restarted the server.
- Parent Server Generation– The number of times you have restarted Apache to make it re-read its configuration file.
- Server Uptime– The total time for which the server has continued running.
- Total Accesses– The total number of requests for your server from the client-end.
- Total Traffic– The amount of web traffic your server gets in Megabytes (MB).
- CPU Usage– The total CPU usage and current load percentage.
Next, there is a Scoreboard displaying various information regarding the processes the Apache Server has carried out.