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Configure cPanel Analytics
Log in to your whm>> Server Configuration>>Configure cPanel Analytics
How to enable or disable cPanel Analytics feature on the server level in cPanel & WHM version 78 and later
1) Log into the WHM using the username and password.
2) Navigate to “Server Configuration” on the left-hand side from the Home page.
3) From the Server Configuration, go to “Configure cPanel Analytics”.
4) From there, you can enable or disable the cPanel Analytics.
How to enable or disable cPanel Analytics features in cPanel & WHM version 74 through 76 on the server level
1) Log into the WHM using the username and password.
2) Navigate to “Server Configuration” on the left-hand side from the home page.
The above command will install the cpanel-analytics plugin.
Once the script/usr/local/cpanel/scripts/maintenance runs, it will check the /etc/yum.repos.d/cpanel-plugins.repo repository. If the repository does not exist on the system, then it will create a repository. This repository contains the cPanel Analytics Interface Analytics plugin as well as other cPanel-provided plugins.