Overview - KeyHelp Knowledge Base

The overview shows you up-to-date information about your server.

General information

User accounts	Displays the administrator and user accounts currently existing on the server.
Domains	Number of currently existing domains on the server.
Subdomains	Number of currently existing subdomains on the server.
MySQL Databases	Number of currently existing MySQL databases.
FTP user	Number of additional FTP accounts created by your users. The main FTP accounts of the users are not included.
Email addresses	Number of all created e-mail addresses.
Mailboxes	Number of all created e-mail accounts.
Scheduled tasks	Number of all cron jobs created.
Traffic this month	Sum of the data traffic of all user accounts on the server.

News

Here you will find information about upcoming KeyHelp updates, important security messages and new features of the KeyHelp panel.

KeyHelp version information

Installed version	Displays the KeyHelp version currently installed on the server.
Latest version	Here you can see the latest KeyHelp version number. If this is already installed, this is displayed accordingly.
See history of changes	Opens a page with information about the releases of each KeyHelp version and the related new features, changes and bug fixes.

Software Updates

Here you get an overview of the available updates of the software installed on your server. You also receive a message if the server requires a restart to install the updates completely.

KeyHelp automatically installs updates via "apt-get update ; apt-get upgrade", if activated by you. It is possible that various updates are held back and cannot be imported using the command mentioned.
If you want to install the held back updates, you must run the "apt-get dist-upgrade" command from the console manually.

Number of available updates	Displays the total number of available updates.
Number of available security updates	Shows how many of the available updates are security updates.

Notes

To edit the notes field, click on it or the pencil icon. Changes are automatically saved when the field loses focus, i.e. click anywhere on the page so that the field no longer has a yellow background.

Panel Tasks

All changes you make in KeyHelp and certain administrative tasks, such as calculating disk space or performing updates, are implemented on the system via cron jobs (time-based execution of processes to automate repetitive tasks).

This overview shows you the last execution time of each cronjob. Under Panel Tasks Intervals, you can learn how to change the cronjob execution times.

System Overview

Server time	Displays the currently set time, the current date and the time zone of the server.
System uptime	Displays the runtime of the server since the last restart.
CPU usage	Shows the load of the server of the last minute, the last 5 minutes, the last 15 minutes and the number of CPU cores.
Hard disk usage	Displays the disk space usage.
Memory usage	Displays the current memory usage.
Swap usage	Displays the current usage of the swap memory.
IP-Address(es)	Displays the IP addresses assigned to the server.
Hostname	Displays the hostname of the server.
CPU	Displays the type of processor built into the server.
Operating system	Displays the operating system installed on the server.
Web server	Shows the used web server.
PHP version	Shows the currently installed PHP version.
MySQL version	Shows the currently installed MySQL version.
FTP server	Displays the currently installed FTP server version.
Database administration	Displays the name and version of the currently installed web interface for managing databases.
Webmail	Displays the name and version of the currently installed webmail interface.

Note: Changing the installed versions, especially MySQL and PHP, can lead to a partial or complete failure of KeyHelp. Before making major system changes, it is essential to make a complete backup!