View Server Information for cPanel

Tutorial: login from the Client Area or from the direct link.

On the right side of the cPanel click the Server Information link.

The Server Information table displays the following information:
Hosting Package — The hosting package for your account. The hosting package that your account uses determines the limitations of your account (for example, your email account quota or your monthly bandwidth quota).
Server Name — The name for the server that hosts your account.
cPanel Version — The version of cPanel & WHM that runs on your account’s server.
Apache Version — Your account’s version of Apache.
PHP Version — Your account’s default version of PHP. You can configure PHP for your domains in cPanel’s MultiPHP Manager interface (cPanel >> Home >> Software >> MultiPHP Manager).
MySQL Version — The server’s version of MySQL® or MariaDB database software.
PostgreSQL Version — The server’s version of the PostgreSQL® database software.
Architecture — The processor architecture for the server that hosts your account.
Operating System — The operating system type for the server that hosts your account.
Shared IP Address — Your account’s shared IP address. This IP Address will be a public-facing IP address.
Dedicated IP Address — Your account’s dedicated IP address, if one exists. This IP Address will be a public-facing IP address.
Local IP Address — This is an internal IP Address for the server.
Path to Sendmail — The filepath to the Mal program (Sendmail) for the server that hosts your account.
Path to Perl — The filepath to the Perl installation for the server that hosts your account.
Perl Version — The Perl version for the server that hosts your account.
Kernel Version — The kernel version for the server that hosts your account

The Service Information table displays the following status information for each of your server’s services:
Service — The service name.
Details — Information about the service’s current status on the server. Some services display up if the service is currently operational, and down if the service has encountered problems.
Other services display a number, to indicate the current load, or a percentage, to indicate the current percentage of memory that the item uses.
Status — An icon that indicates the service’s current status. A green check icon ( ) indicates that the service is operational. Other icons may indicate a problem with the service.