Step 1: Collect Server Performance Data
Connect to your Curator server via SSH (Linux) or RDP (Windows), then run the performance script for your operating system to generate a comprehensive report of your server’s configuration, performance metrics, and usage statistics.- Linux Servers
- Windows Servers
The generated file will contain system information including server configuration, performance metrics,
and usage statistics needed for performance analysis.
Step 2: Access API Keys Settings
In the backend of Curator using the left-hand navigation, navigate to the Settings > API Keys page.You’ll use the REST API Explorer section on this page to generate diagnostic endpoint URLs.
Step 3: Collect Portal Info Endpoint
- Under REST API Explorer, use the dropdowns to select:
- API Section: Portal
- API Method: Info
- Click the REST API Access URL link to open the endpoint in a new tab.
- You should see raw JSON data.
- Right-click on the page and select Save As to save the output to a file.
- Save the file as
info.json(save as JSON format, not PDF).
Step 4: Collect Portal PHPInfo Endpoint
- Return to the API Keys page and change the API Method dropdown to PHPInfo (keep Portal selected).
- Click the REST API Access URL link to open the PHPInfo page.
- Right-click on the page and select Save As to save the output to a file.
- Save the file as
phpinfo.html(save as HTML format, not PDF).
Send Files for Analysis
Email the following files to the Curator support team for analysis:- Server performance data (markdown file from Step 1)
info.json(from Step 3)phpinfo.html(from Step 4)- Feel free to include screenshots of any relevant system information.