Understanding Your CDN Statistics in StackCP

StackCP includes a CDN Statistics page that shows how much traffic the CDN is serving for your site and how healthy that traffic is. This guide explains what each figure means and what to do with it.

Opening CDN Statistics

1. Log in to your FimuroHost client area, go to Services, select your hosting plan and click Login to Control Panel / StackCP.
2. Select the hosting package and click Manage.
3. Open Statistics in the CDN section. The overview loads first; you can switch to the Traffic Distribution view as well.

Bandwidth

Bandwidth is the total amount of data, in bytes, delivered to visitors through the CDN. It is split into two parts:

• Cached bandwidth: data served straight from CDN nodes. Higher is better; it means your hosting did not have to handle those requests.
• Uncached bandwidth: data that had to be fetched from your hosting (the origin) first.

Total hits

Hits count the number of files and sessions transferred through the CDN. One page view can create dozens of hits (the page plus its images, CSS and scripts), so hits are not the same as visitors. Use a tool such as Google Analytics for visitor numbers.

Traffic Distribution

A map shows where requests are coming from. Hover over a country to see its figures, and filter by Last Hour, Last Day or Last Week. An unexpected spike from one country can point to bots or an attack.

SSL vs non-SSL

This compares requests made over HTTPS with those over plain HTTP. Ideally almost everything is HTTPS. To raise the share:

• Make sure free SSL is active for the domain.
• Add a 301 redirect from HTTP to HTTPS.
• In WordPress, set both site URLs to https:// under Settings → General.

Successful vs error requests

• Successful: responses with HTTP status codes 200–399 (normal pages, redirects, not-modified responses).
• Errors: status codes 400 and above, such as 404 Not Found or 503 Service Unavailable.

Aim for as many successful requests as possible. If errors rise, check the access and error logs in StackCP to find which URLs are failing, then fix broken links, missing files or failing plugins.

Need help?

If anything here does not work as described, our team is happy to take a look. Open a support ticket from your FimuroHost client area or message us on WhatsApp at 01818160926.