> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://kb.mochahost.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
# How to manage your site on Mochahost Managed WordPress.
> Learn how to use the Mochahost Dashboard to manage your websites quickly and easily.
When you log in to your Mochahost Managed WordPress account, you can immediately see an overview of your WordPress sites, total visits for the month, disk and bandwidth usage, and updates that we send out regularly.
# Accessing the Mochahost Dashboard
To access the Mochahost Dashboard for a site, follow these steps:
1. Log in to the Hosting Panel at [https://clients.mochahost.com/](https://clients.mochahost.com/)
2. In the left sidebar, click **Managed WordPress:**
3. On the **My Websites** page, locate the site, and then click **Manage**:
4. The Mochahost Dashboard appears with several tabs:
* **Overview**
* **Plugins**
* **Themes**
* **File Manager**
* **Backups**
* **Logs**
* **Reporting**
* **Security**
* **Advanced**
The following sections describe each of these tabs in greater detail.
# The Overview tab
On the **Overview** tab, you can find all of your website information and account features, including:
* Domain name.
* One-click WordPress admin dashboard login.
* Clear the cache.
* Plugins, themes, and backups overview.
* CDN and WAF reports.
* Advanced settings
## Clearing the cache
To clear your website cache, click **Clear Cache**:
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For more information about this feature, go to [Manually purging the CDN cache on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/manually-purging-the-cdn-cache-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress).
## One-click WordPress login
To log in to the WordPress admin dashboard directly, click **WP Admin**:
Note
For more information about this feature, go to [How to log in to your WordPress admin area on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-log-in-to-your-wordpress-admin-area-on-mochahostcom-managed-wordpress-1).
## Staging website creation
There are Production and Staging status indicators to remind you which site you are currently managing. You can easily change between the production and staging environments using the following list box:
Staging environments give you a playground to test new plugins and themes, the latest PHP versions, code modifications, and other changes. When you create a staging site it is a copy of your live site. When you’re ready, you can send all changes back to your live site with the click of a button.
To create a staging site, click **Create Staging:**
Note
For more information about how to create a staging site, go to [How to create a staging site on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-create-a-staging-site-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress).
# The Plugins tab
On the **Plugins** tab is a list of all of your installed WordPress plugins, both activated and inactive. You can view the current version number, as well as if there are any updates available. Also, you can install and activate a plugin without logging in to the WordPress admin dashboard.
Note
For more information about how to manage plugins from the Mochahost Dashboard, go to:
* [Managing WordPress plugins from the Mochahost Dashboard](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/managing-wordpress-plugins-from-the-mochahost-dashboard)
* [How to enable automatic core, theme, and plugin updates on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-enable-automatic-core-theme-and-plugin-updates-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
# The Themes tab
On the **Themes** tab is a list of all of your installed WordPress themes, both activated and inactive. You can view the current version number, as well as if there are any updates available. Also, you can install and activate a theme without logging in to the WordPress admin dashboard.
Note
For more information about how to manage themes from the Mochahost Dashboard, go to:
* [Managing WordPress themes from the Mochahost dashboard](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/managing-wordpress-themes-from-the-mochahost-dashboard)
* [How to enable automatic core, theme, and plugin updates on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-enable-automatic-core-theme-and-plugin-updates-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
# The File Manager tab
On the **File Manager** tab, you can view, edit, upload, download, and delete your website files.
Note
For more information about how to use the File Manager, go to [How to use the File Manager on Mochahost Managed WordPress.](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-use-the-file-manager-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
# The Backups tab
The **Backups** tab is divided into two sections:
**Cloud Backups**: You can create as many cloud backups as you want, depending on your disk space. These are recommended when you’re rolling out a change on your live site that perhaps you couldn’t test on staging.
**Automated Backups:** We create an automatic system backup every day.
Note
For more information about how to manage backups and restores from the Mochahost Dashboard, go to:
* [How to manually generate and download a full cloud backup on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-manually-generate-and-download-a-full-cloud-backup-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
* [How to back up and restore a database on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-back-up-and-restore-a-database-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
# The Logs tab
On the **Logs** tab, you can enable and view logging for:
Activity Log
Access Log
WAF (Web Application Firewall) Log
Note
For more information about how to enable and view logs, go to [Using the WordPress Activity Log on Mochahost Managed WordPress.](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/using-the-wordpress-activity-log-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
# The Reporting tab
On the **Reporting** tab, you can view detailed statistics about your site's visitors, the WAF (Web Application Firewall), and CDN (Content Delivery Network).
Note
For more information about how to view your site statistics, go to [How to view site reporting statistics on Mochahost Managed WordPress.](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-view-site-reporting-statistics-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
# The Security tab
On the **Security** tab, you can lock your site to prevent any updates to your site's files and database. For example, if you have a site with static content, this feature helps increase site security. On the other hand, if you have a site with dynamic content (such as an e-commerce site), you should not enable this feature.
You can also add password protection to your site. When this is enabled, visitors must type a username and password to view your site.
Note
For more information about how to manage security settings, go to [How to manage site security on Mochahost Managed WordPress.](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-manage-site-security-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
# The Advanced tab
On the **Advanced** tab, you can:
* Manage your database.
* Access WP-CLI for a command-line interface to WordPress.
* Select the active PHP version for your site.
* Enable SSH access.
* Enable or disable automatic updates for WordPress core, themes, and plugins.
* Delete the website.
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For more information about these features, go to:
* [How to manage your databases with phpMyAdmin on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-manage-your-databases-with-phpmyadmin-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)
* [How to change the PHP version for your Mochahost Managed WordPress website](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-change-the-php-version-for-your-mochahost-managed-wordpress-website)
* [How to enable SSH on your Mochahost Managed WordPress site](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-enable-ssh-on-your-mochahost-managed-wordpress-site)
* [How to enable automatic core, theme, and plugin updates on Mochahost Managed WordPress](https://kb.mochahost.com/docs/how-to-enable-automatic-core-theme-and-plugin-updates-on-mochahost-managed-wordpress)