Problem
The uptime or CPU load statistics for a server are not displaying properly in the Server Status Monitoring feature at Configuration () > System Settings > Servers.
Cause
Usually, this is because the server does not use a Linux®-based operating system, the status
directory is inaccessible, or required PHP functions are disabled.
Solution
Make certain that all of your servers use a Linux-based operating system.
Then, upload the contents of the status
directory to the monitored servers and make certain that it is web-accessible.
To do this:
- Visit the directory in your browser. The uptime and CPU load will display onscreen.
- Enter this URL in WHMCS as the Server Status Address value for the server at Configuration () > System Settings > Servers.
If the issue still is not resolved, make certain that the required PHP functions to retrieve the CPU load and uptime are enabled:
- Edit the
php.ini
configuration file on the monitored server. - Find the
disable_function
directive. - Remove the
exec
andshell_exec
functions from the disabled functions list. This will enable both functions.
Last modified: November 12, 2024