How to check user's activity in WHM?

[hoststud]

You can follow below steps to check user's activity in WHM:

• Login to cpanel.
• Click on "ConfigServer Security & Firewall".
• Now click on "Watch System Logs" option and click on "Continue".
• Here you can check cpanel access logs.

 

[jhonsmith]

Here are the steps to check user activity in WHM:

• Log in to WHM as the administrator.
• In the "Account Information" section, click on "List Accounts".
• This will display a list of all the accounts on the server, along with information such as the account's username, domain, and package.
• To view the activity of a specific user, click on the "Statistics" button next to their account.
• This will open a page displaying various statistics about the user's account, including the amount of disk space and bandwidth they are using, the number of email accounts and databases they have, and the number of subdomains and addon domains they have.
• You can also view the user's login history by clicking on the "View Logins" button, which will show you the date, time, and IP address of the user's last login to the server.

Please note that these steps are for cPanel/WHM, it may differ for other control panels.

 

[JayeTech]

You can follow below steps to check user's activity in WHM:

• Login to cpanel.
• Click on "ConfigServer Security & Firewall".
• Now click on "Watch System Logs" option and click on "Continue".
• Here you can check cpanel access logs.

Click to shrink...

To check user activity in WHM, you can follow these steps:

1. Login to WHM: Log in to your WHM account using your credentials.
2. Navigate to the "Account Information" section: Once you are logged in, navigate to the "Account Information" section in WHM.
3. Click on "View Accounts": Under the "Account Information" section, click on "View Accounts". This will display a list of all the cPanel accounts on your server.
4. Select the account you want to check: Find the account you want to check and click on the account's username to access its cPanel interface.
5. Navigate to "User Metrics": In the cPanel interface, navigate to the "User Metrics" section.
6. Click on "Raw Access": Under "User Metrics", click on "Raw Access". This will display a list of all the raw access logs for the selected account.
7. Filter the log data: To filter the log data and view specific user activity, you can use the search bar or date picker to narrow down the log entries. You can search for specific IP addresses, URLs, or other criteria to find the user activity you are looking for.

By following these steps, you can check a user's activity in WHM and view their raw access logs. This can be useful for troubleshooting issues or monitoring user behavior on your server.

 

[lovespecialist6]

1. Login to WHM with root access.
2. Navigate to Plugins section and select ConfigServer Security & Firewall. ...
3. On the next page, click over Watch System Logs and proceed. ...
4. Then select cPanel access_log from the drop down button and proceed. ...
5. All the cPanel/WHM access logs will appear.