I have just launched one Russian-language website with American hosting provider. But, all search engine requests under which my website is found are not displayed properly. I am just wondering where it is possible to adjust settings in Cpanel 11 to see all the Russain phrases under which a website is found in search engines using Awstats statistics.

this will only work if awstats fully supports russian, but if your site is targeted at the russian market place then you are far better off hosting it in russia, it will make a difference to your SERPS

Originally Posted by 3DProf4online

are not displayed properly.

What does it mean? You have ??????? instead of the words?
Try to change settings of your browser. It must be Cyrillic 1251

Cpanel 11 to see all the Russain phrases

As far as I familiar with Cpanel you can set the language easily there. And it supports more then 20 languages if I'm not mistaken

Originally Posted by ~ServerPoint~

As far as I familiar with Cpanel you can set the language easily there. And it supports more then 20 languages if I'm not mistaken

cPanel itself does support multiple languages, I'm not entirely sure if the awstats language changes as well. Give it a shot and let us all know if it worked out for you.

Google have amazing tools. That can be alternative as well

Google Analytics is nice and multi-lingual if I remember correctly. It won't quite give you the amount of detail that awstats will give (from the server-side perspective) but it does give you a *lot* of very useful information.

Google Analytics is nice and multi-lingual if I remember correctly. It won't quite give you the amount of detail that awstats will give (from the server-side perspective) but it does give you a *lot* of very useful information.

Sometimes that might be not correct, because as far as I have heard that uses statistic based on the browsers which have java support. But as far as I know all modern browsers support that.

You see guys, I have already solved the problem myself. All that I had to do is to select UTF-8 coding type when opening a webpage with statistics! Now all the results are displayed properly!

And it's quite nice of you to share the solution for "future generations" to know. Many don't do so.

Originally Posted by 3DProf4online

You see guys, I have already solved the problem myself. All that I had to do is to select UTF-8 coding type when opening a webpage with statistics! Now all the results are displayed properly!

The solution always easy.

he-he, thank you guys anyway!

I saw you have solved that. Congrats