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Reporting Server Log Server Logs are useful when monitoring activity on your machine, but having your logging and reporting tools in sync can oftentimes be a troublesome task. ResponsiveWeb has set up a multiserver logging and statistics system which will monitor your servers. The Host Report lists all computers which downloaded files from you. The Domain Report lists which countries those computers came from. The Organization Report attempts to list the Organizations (companies, institutions, ISPs etc.) which the computer was registered under. The Host Redirection Report and Host Failure Report list all computers which encountered redirections or errors. The Request Report (the example above) lists which files were downloaded. The Directory Report lists which directories those files came from. The File Type Report lists the file types (actually, extensions) of those files. The File Size Report breaks them down by size. The Processing Time Report shows the time taken to serve each file. The Redirection Report lists the filenames which resulted in redirections: mainly directories without the final slash, and "click-thru"'s. The Failure Report lists the filenames which caused errors. The Referrer Report lists which pages linked to your files (and also pages which included your images). The Referring Site Report lists the servers those referrers were on. The Search Query Report and the Search Word Report list which search terms people used to find your site (provided you've used the appropriate SEARCHENGINE commands). The Internal Search Query Report and Internal Search Word Report list the search terms people used on scripts within your site (provided you've used the appropriate INTSEARCHENGINE commands). The Redirected Referrer Report lists the referrers which led to redirections. The Failed Referrer Report is essentially a broken link report. The Browser Report lists the detailed versions of browsers used, and the Browser Summary collects them by vendor. You should be aware that browsers can lie about what sort of browser they are. The Operating System Report lists the operating systems of the visitors whose browser types you know (as far as possible: it's not always possible to distinguish accurately between different Windows versions, for example, because the same browser can run on more than one Windows version). Which browsers count as robots is controlled by the ROBOTINCLUDE and ROBOTEXCLUDE commands. The Virtual Host Report lists the activity of your various virtual domains. The Virtual Host Redirection Report and Virtual Host Failure Report give the number of redirections and errors on each of those domains. The User Report lists your visitors if your server requires authentication, or perhaps the visitors' cookies. The User Redirection Report and User Failure Report list the users who encountered redirections or errors. The Status Code Report lists the number of each HTTP status code that you had. Our server log reporting solutions are fully scalable, highly configurable, report in over 30 different languages, and work with any Operating System. Our log reporting solutions have processed individual logs consisting of over 100 GB of data in under 50 minutes, on a 266MHz chip! We encourage you to optimize your systems log processors, contact a Sales Associate for more information today! Contact a Sales Associate