From the cPanel CloudFlare plugin, users can view basic statistics from the previous week for the selected domain. Statistics for the CloudFlare Free plan update every 24 hours.

Note: due to DNS propagation, statistics may not be available for the first 24 hours after activating CloudFlare.

Available statistics include: 

• Page Views - The number of visits to the site that return HTML content (sorted by legitimate human views, search engine crawlers and bots, and threats)

• Unique Visitors - The number of legitimate human views, search engine crawlers and bots and malicious visitors with unique IP addresses 
  
  

• Requests Saved - This number defines how many page requests hit CloudFlare servers instead of our servers, lowering resource usage and increasing page load speed.

• Bandwidth Saved - This number defines the amount of bandwidth used on CloudFlare.

Settings

The following configuration options for CloudFlare are all available in one, convenient place within the cPanel CloudFlare plugin: 

• CloudFlare Account Type - Allows users to upgrade their CloudFlare plan from Free to CloudFlare Pro

• CloudFlare Security Setting - Changes how sensitive CloudFlare is when challenging visitors. A low setting will challenge only the most threatening visitors, while a high setting will challenge all visitors that have shown malicious behavior within the past 2 weeks. We recommend starting with high or medium setting.

• Development Mode - When enabled, changes made to the site are shown immediately. If disabled, changes will only display when the cache refreshes. Development Mode will automatically toggle off after 3 hours.

• Cache Purge - Forces CloudFlare to clear all cached content for a site and fetch a new version

• Always Online - Enables a site to serve cached content even if the server is unavailable and allows viewers to go back to viewing the site live when the server is back online

• Automatic IPv6 - If enabled, CloudFlare will listen to IPv6, even if your host or server only supports IPv4, meaning that your site will work no matter which network it's being viewed on.

• CloudFlare Caching Level - Controls CloudFlare's caching behavior. Basic will cache most static resources (CSS, images, JavaScript). Aggressive will cache all static resources, including ones with a query string.

Access Stats & Settings via CloudFlare Dashboard

For more in-depth statistics and settings for a CloudFlare-enabled domain or to retrieve statistics for multiple domains all at once, you will need to navigate to the CloudFlare dashboard.

To access the CloudFlare dashboard:

1. Click the See More Statistics button in the middle of the cPanel CloudFlare plugin page; you will be redirected to www.cloudflare.com/login 
   
   

2. Sign into CloudFlare, and you will be automatically directed to the Analytics page of the dashboard

Analytics

While the majority of the information in the CloudFlare dashboard is available in the cPanel plugin, the CloudFlare Analytics dashboard contains some notable features which are listed below:

• Combined statistics for all CloudFlare-enabled domains

• A detailed graph, customizable to show page view, hits or bandwidth data for any combination of regular traffic, crawlers/bots or threats, which shows statistics as far back as 30 days

• A pie graph that visually breaks down the site's traffic by type of visitor 
  
  

Settings

The CloudFlare dashboard offers some additional configuration options for CloudFlare-enabled domains. To access these advanced settings:

1. From the CloudFlare dashboard, click the Websites button at the top of the page

2. Click on the gear icon  next to the domain for which you'd like to edit settings; a drop-down menu will appear with the following settings:

• DNS settings - Disconnects the selected domain from CloudFlare. However, if CloudFlare was enabled through our cPanel, it should be disabled using these instructions: Disable CloudFlare for Your Domain.

• CloudFlare settings - Offers some advanced security and performance settings which are not available in cPanel, including minimum expire TTL, auto minify and Rocket Loader.

• Page rules - Allows users to set rules that apply to sub-sections of a website.

• Development mode - When enabled, changes made to the site are shown immediately. If disabled, changes will only display when the cache refreshes. Development Mode will automatically toggle off after three hours.

• Pause CloudFlare - Temporarily deactivates CloudFlare for a website.

• Delete domain - Permanently removes a website from a CloudFlare account.

See also CloudFlare Overview, Set Up CloudFlare, Change Nameservers for CloudFlare
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