# Reviewing a reseller's total resource usage

> Check the total disk space and bandwidth used by a reseller's accounts in WHM to spot accounts nearing their limits.

Source: https://helpcenter.ruachost.com/vps/whm/reviewing-a-resellers-total-resource-usage/

As a reseller, it’s important to monitor the **disk space** and **bandwidth usage** of your customer accounts. WHM provides built‑in tools to review these resources so you can manage allocations effectively and ensure no account exceeds its limits.

## Why Review Resource Usage?

- Prevent accounts from exceeding disk or bandwidth quotas.
- Identify customers who may need upgrades.
- Ensure fair distribution of server resources.
- Maintain overall server performance and stability.

## Viewing Disk Usage

1. **Log in to WebHost Manager (WHM).**
2. In the search box (top left), type **quota**.\
   ![WebHost Manager - Quota Modification](https://helpcenter.ruachost.com/kb-images/4ba55633064c.webp)
3. Click **Quota Modification** when it appears.
4. Scroll to the bottom and click **Show All Accounts**.
5. You’ll see a breakdown of disk usage per account.
6. At the bottom of the list, WHM displays the **total disk usage** across all accounts.

## Viewing Bandwidth Usage

1. **Log in to WHM.**
2. In the search box, type **account**.
3. Click **View Bandwidth Usage**.\
   **![WebHost Manager - View Bandwidth Usage](https://helpcenter.ruachost.com/kb-images/c4b31d3eda42.webp)**
4. You’ll see a breakdown of bandwidth usage per account.
5. At the bottom of the list, WHM displays the **total bandwidth usage** across all accounts.

## Managing Resource Usage

- If accounts are nearing their limits, you can:

  - **Modify Account Quotas** → Increase disk or bandwidth allocations.
  - **Suspend Accounts** → Temporarily disable accounts exceeding limits.
  - **Upgrade Packages** → Move customers to higher‑tier hosting plans.

> **Note:**
- Reviewing resource usage regularly helps prevent service interruptions.
- Always back up accounts before making quota changes.
- Consider setting automated notifications for customers nearing their limits.

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