408 results for «cPanel» (page 41 of 41)
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CPU usage at your plan limit: caching, bots and cron jobs that bring it down
The short answer: when the CPU graph in Resource Usage runs along the limit line, three levers solve most cases, in this order: page caching (PHP stops running on every…
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Counting your inodes: how many files you have and which folders hold the most
The short answer: the total is in the cPanel Statistics sidebar, on the File Usage line (in some versions, Inodes), with the limit beside it. To find out which folders…
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Hitting the entry processes limit often: when to optimise and when to upgrade
The short answer: hitting the entry processes limit now and then, at a peak, is normal and clears by itself. Hitting it often, on ordinary days, means one of two…
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Reading the Resource Usage graphs: averages, limits and faults in plain words
The short answer: each Resource Usage graph has three things: the average (the usage curve), the limit (the line marking your account’s ceiling) and the faults (the times usage hit…
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The hourly e-mail sending limit: staying under it and moving newsletters elsewhere
The short answer: every hosting plan has a limit on e-mails sent per hour: 100 on Pro, 200 on Plus, 300 on Ultra, 500 on Business Pro, 750 on Business…
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How many e-mails you sent this hour: Track Delivery and the sending limit
The short answer: the sending limit is 100 e-mails an hour on Pro, 200 on Plus, 300 on Ultra, 500 on Business Pro, 750 on Business Plus and 1,000 on…
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Usage warnings at 75%, 85% and 95%: what our e-mails mean and what to do next
The short answer: every plan has resource limits: disk space, number of files (inodes), CPU, memory, processes, I/O and e-mails per hour. The limit is 100%. When your account reaches…
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Which hosting plan comes next: upgrading Pro, Plus, Ultra and Business for more room
The short answer: the hosting ladder is Pro, Plus, Ultra, Business Pro, Business Plus and Business Ultra. Each step gives more space, some give more sites and more e-mails per…





