As a cPanel user, or system administrator, I would like cPanel to track and display bandwidth use on a per-email-account basis, allowing me to quickly and easily identify which user or users are using significant bandwidth.
Individual IMAP Account Bandwidth Usage
Open Discussion
As a server administrator I would like cPanel to further differentiate Bandwidth use inside cPanel by individual email address and service (POP3/IMAP) to allow us to more easily diagnose problems with regard to email bandwidth usage.
I like this idea 
cPanel, WebHost Manager and WHM are registered trademarks of cPanel, L.L.C. for providing its computer software that facilitates the management and configuration of Internet web servers.
I'd certainly like to see the usage include inbound mail. We have recently noticed a large volume of inbound IMAP traffic where a customer was synchronising local folders with an IMAP account and we had a sustained high level transfer for nearly a day. This however is not counted at all as cPanel does not track inbound IMAP
I'd certainly like to see the usage include inbound mail. We have recently noticed a large volume of inbound IMAP traffic where a customer was synchronising local folders with an IMAP account and we had a sustained high level transfer for nearly a day. This however is not counted at all as cPanel does not track inbound IMAP
I know this feature may be not wasy to code. So, at least one interesting metric you indeed could be able to code would be granular statistics showing bandwidth used by any individual email accounts. That would help find and fix potential misconfigurations or abuse cases.
Hope you can take it into consideration anytime soon.
I know this feature may be not wasy to code. So, at least one interesting metric you indeed could be able to code would be granular statistics showing bandwidth used by any individual email accounts. That would help find and fix potential misconfigurations or abuse cases.
Hope you can take it into consideration anytime soon.
Replies have been locked on this page!