> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.wpstratos.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# View Your Site's Server and Environment Information

> The Server Info panel shows your PHP version, web server, database, WordPress version, loaded extensions, and active configuration values in one place.

The Server Info page gives you a complete, real-time snapshot of your site's hosting environment. You'll find it useful any time you need to check whether a required PHP extension is loaded, confirm which PHP version is currently active, or gather technical details before contacting support. Everything is displayed in a single screen and can be copied to your clipboard with one click — no SSH access or server-side inspection required.

## What's Displayed

<AccordionGroup>
  <Accordion title="Platform Info">
    This section covers the core software stack your site runs on:

    * **PHP Version** — the PHP version currently active for your site
    * **Web Server** — the server software handling your requests (LiteSpeed or Nginx, depending on your plan)
    * **MySQL / MariaDB Version** — the database engine version
    * **WordPress Version** — the version of WordPress installed on your site

    Use this section to quickly confirm your environment meets a plugin's minimum requirements before installing it.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Site Settings">
    This section displays the core WordPress address configuration:

    * **Site URL** — the URL configured as `siteurl` in WordPress (used for loading core files)
    * **WordPress Address** — the URL configured as `home` in WordPress (used for the front end)
    * **Active Theme** — the name of the currently active theme, along with its parent theme if a child theme is in use

    If your site URL and WordPress address differ, you'll be able to spot the discrepancy here immediately.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="PHP Configuration">
    This section lists the PHP configuration values currently active on your server — meaning the values actually in effect at runtime, which may differ from what you last saved if a plugin or `wp-config.php` override is present. Displayed values include:

    * `memory_limit`
    * `max_execution_time`
    * `upload_max_filesize`
    * `post_max_size`
    * `max_input_vars`
    * Additional `php.ini` directives relevant to WordPress performance

    Use this section to verify that a change made in **PHP Settings** has taken effect as expected.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="PHP Extensions">
    This section lists every PHP extension currently loaded on your server. You can scan the list to check whether a specific extension your plugin or theme requires — such as `imagick`, `intl`, `zip`, `sodium`, or `redis` — is available before attempting to install or activate it.
  </Accordion>

  <Accordion title="Must-Use Plugins">
    This section lists the plugins installed in `/wp-content/mu-plugins`. Must-use plugins load automatically on every request and cannot be deactivated from the standard Plugins screen. WP Stratos uses this location for platform-level plugins, including WP Stratos Environment itself. Reviewing this list helps you understand which functionality is always active on your site regardless of what appears in the regular plugin list.
  </Accordion>
</AccordionGroup>

## Copying System Info for Support

When you contact WP Stratos support, including a copy of your System Info dramatically reduces the time needed to diagnose your issue. Instead of asking you a series of follow-up questions about your environment, the support team can see your full stack details immediately.

<Steps>
  <Step title="Open Server Info">
    In your WordPress admin, click **WP Stratos Environment** in the left sidebar, then select **Server Info**.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Copy your system information">
    Click the **Copy System Info** button at the top of the page. All displayed environment details are instantly copied to your clipboard as plain text.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Paste into your support request">
    Open a new support ticket or email and paste the copied text into the message body. The support team can then see your full environment at a glance.
  </Step>
</Steps>

<Tip>
  When contacting WP Stratos support, always include a copy of your System Info. It helps the team identify environment-specific issues — such as a missing PHP extension or a PHP version incompatibility — without needing to ask for details separately, getting your issue resolved faster.
</Tip>

<Info>
  Server Info is read-only. Nothing on this page can be edited directly. To change PHP configuration values such as memory limit, max execution time, or PHP version, navigate to the **PHP Settings** tab.
</Info>


## Related topics

- [Frequently Asked Questions About WP Stratos Hosting](/troubleshooting/faq.md)
- [WP Stratos Environment: Manage Your PHP & Server Config](/plugins/wp-stratos-environment/overview.md)
- [Why WP Stratos Managed Plugins Reactivate Automatically](/troubleshooting/plugin-reactivation.md)
- [WP Stratos Cloud Panel: Your Hosting Control Center](/cloud-panel/overview.md)
- [WP Postman Email Logs: View Delivery History and Errors](/plugins/wp-postman/email-logs.md)