LightKeeper PRO / Product tour
Product tourThe screenshots come from a real hosting operation with about a hundred domains and five hundred mailboxes. Domains, names, email addresses and IP addresses have been replaced with fictitious ones; the numbers are real. Click a screenshot to enlarge it.
The home screen shows only alerts that require action: compromised websites, critical vulnerabilities, PHP errors, full disks, stopped data collection or a job that didn't run. Below them: server status, network and CPU load, and the largest domains and mailboxes. The menu is divided into Administration, Mail, Statistics and System.
Mailboxes, aliases, antispam, FTP accounts, websites, databases and logs. The domain overview shows disk usage, the services enabled for the customer, cards with the security status of its websites and mailboxes, and the history of recent changes.
Editing a website starts with an overview: traffic and attacks over the past week, PHP errors, certificate and DNS status, any WordPress or Joomla installation found with suspicious files, PHP pool load, and change history. Mailbox, IP address and customer account overviews work the same way.
Your customer sees only their own domains and only what you allow: mailboxes, aliases, antispam, FTP, websites, databases and traffic statistics. The domain overview shows them the status of mail, certificates and PHP errors. They can sign in with a password or a passkey.
Customers or their developers can look up PHP errors on their websites by period, website and severity, grouped by location in the code. No need to contact your support.
Every day it checks the A and MX records of all names in the web server configuration. You see websites that have moved elsewhere, whose configuration can be cleaned up, as well as names with no record. When a customer leaves or comes back, you get an email.
Statistics are calculated from server logs: visitors, page views, data transferred, share of bots and errors, top pages and traffic sources. The chart switches between hours, days and months. Customers see the statistics in their portal too.
Errors from the web server log grouped by website and severity, with a daily chart. Before changing the PHP version, you know which websites are at risk.
Changes in the admin interface and in the client portal with old and new values, moves to quarantine, server configuration, updates and unblocked IP addresses. More on the Reliable operation page.
Memory, disks, network load, CPU load, open files and processes. By day, week, month and year.
Administrators and customers can add a passkey: Touch ID, Face ID, Windows Hello, a phone or a YubiKey. Every new passkey and password change triggers an email.
Every screen is optimized for mobile, tables are displayed as cards, and the admin can be added to your home screen as an app. When an alert comes in at night, you can check the details without a laptop.
Switch the theme with one click in the admin header. Dark mode is available on every screen, including charts.
