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# Viewing Domain Log Files – WordPress Hosting

||| ℹ️ **Important:** This article applies to our WordPress Hosting packages.
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* [Viewing Log Files](#3-viewing-log-files)
* [Content of the Log Files](#3-content-of-the-log-files)
* [Instructional Video](#3-instructional-video)
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### Viewing Log Files

1. Log in at `https://[servernaam].srvnl.nl:8443`.
   📖 **More info:** [How to find out which server you're on](/en/article/how-can-i-find-the-server-name-of-my-hosting-package-acx1d4/)

2. Under **Dev Tools**, click **Log Files**.

On the **Log Files** page, you can:

* Show or hide specific log entries via the dropdown menu at the top right.
* Click **Start real-time updates** to fetch new entries every few seconds.
* Click **Refresh** to manually reload log entries.
* Click **Manage log files** to download or clean up log files.
* Click **Log rotation** to configure automatic log cleanup.
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### Content of the Log Files

**Access Logs**  
These logs show all incoming requests to your website. Useful for analytics and troubleshooting.

**Error Logs**  
These contain script errors encountered on your hosting package. CMS platforms like WordPress often suppress PHP errors unless debugging is enabled, making these logs crucial for troubleshooting.

||| 📌 **Tip:**

* A healthy website typically shows no errors in the error logs.
* Replace `voorbeeld.it` with your own domain name and `[servernaam]` with the name of the server your hosting package is hosted on.
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### 🎦 Instructional Video

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