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Managing Disk Space
Your control panel allows you to monitor and manage
your disk space usage. This document covers the following disk space management
issues:
Summary
Disk Usage
After you logged in to the control panel,
you will see a Disk Usage bar in Control / Info area on
the left below the traffic bar:
It shows how much FTP (web), mail and DB
disk space all together you are using of your Disk Usage limit.
It shows:
a) the Last Day Usage
- every 24 hours all servers (web, mail, MySQL, etc.) are scanned,
and all actually used disk space is summarized to make your Summary Disk Usage for the
last day;
b) the Avg (Average Usage) for the current disk usage cycle (one month
length regardless of your billing period) of your Disk Usage Limit
Disk Usage Limit doesn't
stop you from using more disk space. But if you go over it, you will be charged
overlimit fee for it. Keep in mind that your hosting account will be suspended if you
reach/exceed your Disk Usage Limit by over 120%. Before suspension, you would be
usually notified by email of approaching your disk limit.
FTP
or Disk Quota
You may the FTP disk quota option on FTP
Manager page:
Every 24 hours the system scans your home
FTP directory to see how much web disk is used under your account. It shows how much
FTP disk space you are using out of your Disk Quota.
When you reach your Disk Limit, the system will not let you upload anything into your
FTP home directory. You cannot store more MBs than your Disk Quota allows.
To change FTP disk quota:
1. Go to the FTP Manager page.
2. Click the Change icon in the Quota entry.
3. Enter new quota (in MBs).
Mailbox
Quota
For each of your mailboxes you get some
default amount of disk space for storing incoming and outgoing mail. Load statistics
for each of your mailbox can be found in the Properties section for
every individual mailbox:
It shows how much disk space you are using out of your mailbox quota. You can't store
more MBs than your mailbox quota allows.
To change mailbox quota:
1. Go to the e-mail page.
2. Click the mailbox in the Object section that you want to change quota
for.
3. Click the Change icon in the Quota entry, Mailbox
properties section.
4. Enter new quota (in MBs).
Database
Quota
For each of your data bases you get some
default amount of disk space for storing data. Load statistics for each of your DBs
can be found in the individual DB settings screen:
It shows how much disk space you are using out of this DB quota.
DB Quota doesn't stop you from using more disk space. But if you go over it, you will
be charged extra fee for excess.
To change DB quota:
1. Go to the MySQL Server or PgSQL
server page.
2. Click the Edit icon next to the database that you want to change
quota for.
3. Click the Change icon in the Quota entry.
4. Enter new quota (in MBs).
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