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| User Profile by Regions The User Profile by Regions
Graph shows the originating location of visitors
to the Web site, and helps determine what
percentage of users are domestic or
international.
General Statistics Table
The General Web
Server Statistics Table gives a general overview
of your site's activity. The number of hits for
the home page is the number of actual successful
hits for the HTML document that is your home
page. The total number of hits are all the
successful hits including HTML pages, pictures,
forms, scripts and file downloads. The Domestic,
International and Unknown sections outline the
origin of your users in percentages of hits. The
Average Hits per Day and Average User Sessions
per Day are the average number of successful hits
and user sessions your site has had on any given
day for the report period.
| General
Web Server Statistics |
|
| Date & Time
this report was generated |
Thursday April
02, 1998 - 10:46:02 |
| Timeframe |
03/01/98
00:00:41 - 03/31/98 23:48:45 |
| Number of Hits for
home page |
0 |
| Total No. of
Successful Hits |
61187 |
| Total No. of User
Sessions |
3758 |
| User Sessions from
(United States) |
0% |
| International User
Sessions |
0% |
| Origin Unknown User
Sessions |
100% |
| Average Hits per
Day |
1973 |
| Average User
Sessions per Day |
121 |
| Average User
Session Length |
N/A |
Summary of
Activity by Day of Week
The Activity by
Day of Week Graph shows the average activity for
each day of the week for the report period. The
Activity Level by Days of the Week Table lists
the average number of hits, percentage of total
hits and user sessions for each day of the week
for the given report period. Total Weekdays shows
the average number of hits occurring Monday
through Friday, whereas Total Weekends shows the
average number of hits occurring Saturday and
Sunday for the report period. The percentage of
total hits and number of user sessions are also
listed.
| |
Activity
Level by Days of the Week |
|
|
|
| |
Day |
Hits |
% of Total |
User Sessions
|
| 1 |
Sun |
7303 |
11.93% |
447 |
| 2 |
Mon |
10954 |
17.9% |
683 |
| 3 |
Tue |
10334 |
16.88% |
652 |
| 4 |
Wed |
7326 |
11.97% |
486 |
| 5 |
Thu |
11060 |
18.07% |
645 |
| 6 |
Fri |
9319 |
15.23% |
535 |
| 7 |
Sat |
4891 |
7.99% |
310 |
| |
Total Weekdays |
48993 |
80.07% |
3001 |
| |
Total Weekend |
12194 |
19.92% |
757 |
Summary of
Activity by Hour of the Day
This table lists
the most active hour and least active hour of the
day for the report period.
| Summary
of Activity by Hour of the Day |
|
| Most Active Hour of
the day is |
21:00-21:59 |
| Least Active Hour
of the day is |
03:00-03:59 |
Summary of
Activity Level by Hours of the Day
This table and
graph break down Web site activity for the given
report period to show the average activity for
each individual hour of the day. The table lists
the percentage of total hits and user sessions,
and also totals the numbers for work hours
(8:00am - 5:00pm) and after hours (5:01pm -
7:59am). This information is useful in
determining what hour of the day is best to
perform system maintenance.
| |
Activity
Level by Hours of the Day |
|
|
|
| |
Hour |
Hits |
% of Total |
User Sessions
|
| 1 |
00:00-00:59 |
1039 |
1.69% |
71 |
| 2 |
01:00-01:59 |
654 |
1.06% |
94 |
| 3 |
02:00-02:59 |
145 |
0.23% |
34 |
| 4 |
03:00-03:59 |
119 |
0.19% |
29 |
| 5 |
04:00-04:59 |
266 |
0.43% |
34 |
| 6 |
05:00-05:59 |
442 |
0.72% |
41 |
| 7 |
06:00-06:59 |
1026 |
1.67% |
73 |
| 8 |
07:00-07:59 |
1915 |
3.12% |
115 |
| 9 |
08:00-08:59 |
3782 |
6.18% |
206 |
| 10 |
09:00-09:59 |
3978 |
6.5% |
216 |
| 11 |
10:00-10:59 |
3176 |
5.19% |
186 |
| 12 |
11:00-11:59 |
3517 |
5.74% |
232 |
| 13 |
12:00-12:59 |
3610 |
5.89% |
226 |
| 14 |
13:00-13:59 |
3628 |
5.92% |
227 |
| 15 |
14:00-14:59 |
4001 |
6.53% |
226 |
| 16 |
15:00-15:59 |
3618 |
5.91% |
198 |
| 17 |
16:00-16:59 |
3624 |
5.92% |
213 |
| 18 |
17:00-17:59 |
3168 |
5.17% |
188 |
| 19 |
18:00-18:59 |
2819 |
4.6% |
171 |
| 20 |
19:00-19:59 |
3902 |
6.37% |
242 |
| 21 |
20:00-20:59 |
4065 |
6.64% |
238 |
| 22 |
21:00-21:59 |
4072 |
6.65% |
227 |
| 23 |
22:00-22:59 |
2743 |
4.48% |
155 |
| 24 |
23:00-23:59 |
1878 |
3.06% |
116 |
| |
Total Users
during Work Hours (8:00am-5:00pm) |
32934 |
53.82% |
1930 |
| |
Total Users
during After Hours (5:01pm-7:59am) |
28253 |
46.17% |
1828 |
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Glossary
Following are definitions for terms
used in this report and throughout the World-Wide Web in
general. These terms are also common to the WebTrends Web
Server analysis tool.
Browser: A program used to view
HTML documents (i.e. NetScape, Mosaic, Microsoft
Explorer, etc.).
Client: The browser (see above) used by a visitor
to a Web site.
Client Errors: An error occurring due to an
invalid request by the visitor's browser. Possible errors
include:
400 Bad Request: The request could not be
understood by the server due to malformed syntax.
401 Unauthorized: The request required user
authorization or the authorization was refused.
403 Forbidden: The server understood the request,
but the server refused to fulfill it.
404 Not Found: The server did not find anything
matching the request by the client. The page possibly
does not exist.
Combined Log File: Two additional fields (Referrer
and User Agent) are added to the Common Log File (see
below) to create the Combined Log File.
Referrer: The referring URL (i.e. the URL which
directed the user to your site).
User Agent: The browser and platform used by the
visitor.
Common Log File: A log file format developed by
NCSA which has become the standard logging format for
most Web servers.
User Address: The IP address or domain name of the
user accessing the site.
Rfc931: This field has become obsolete and is
usually blank but some web servers use it to log Domain
names for multi-homed log files.
User Authentication: The user name if it is
required for access to the site.
Date/Time: The date and time of the access and the
time offset from GMT.
Request: The GET (a page request) or POST (a form
submission) command.
Return Code: The return status of the request
which specifies whether the transfer was successful.
Transfer Size: The number of bytes transferred for
the file request (i.e. the file size).
Company Database: The database installed and used by
WebTrends to look up the company name, city, state and
country for a specific domain name.
Domain Name: The text name corresponding to the
numeric IP address of a computer on the Internet (i.e., www.egSoftware.com).
Domain Name Lookup: The process of converting a
numeric IP address into a text name (for example,
204.245.240.194 is converted to www.egsoftware.com).
Filters: A means of narrowing the scope of a log
file view or report by specifying ranges and/or types of
data to include or exclude.
FTP: File Transfer Protocol is a standard method
of sending files between computers over the Internet.
GIF: Graphics Interchange Format is an image file
format commonly used in HTML documents.
Hit: An action on the Web server, such as when a
user views a page or downloads a file.
Home Page URL Path: The local path or Internet URL
to the default page of the Web site for which the report
is being generated.
HTML: Hyper Text Markup Language is used to write
documents for the World Wide Web to specify hypertext
links between related objects and documents.
HTTP: Hyper Text Transfer Protocol is a standard
method of transferring data between a Web server and a
Web browser.
In-line Image: A graphic image displayed with an
HTML document.
JPEG: Joint Photographic Expert Group is a method
of storing an image in digital format.
Log File: A file created by a Web server which
contains all of the access information regarding the
activity on a Web site.
Log File URL Path: The local path or Internet URL
for the log file to be used for the report.
MPEG: Moving Pictures Expert Group is a method of
storing movie files in digital format.
Multi-homed Domain: The domain name or IP address
of one of the sites in a multi-homed log file (see
below).
Multi-homed Log File: A single log file that
contains the access information for multiple Web sites.
Multi-homed Web Server: A single computer that is
hosting more than one Web site.
Platform: The operating system (i.e. Windows 95,
Windows NT, etc.).
Protocol: An established method of exchanging data
over the Internet.
Return Code: The return status of the request
which specifies whether the transfer was successful.
Possible "Success" codes are:
200 = Success: OK
201 = Success: Created
202 = Success: Accepted
203 = Success: Partial Information
204 = Success: No Response
300 = Success: Redirected
301 = Success: Moved
302 = Success: Found
303 = Success: New Method
304 = Success: Not Modified
Possible "Failed" codes are:
400 = Failed: Bad Request
401 = Failed: Unauthorized
402 = Failed: Payment Required
403 = Failed: Forbidden
404 = Failed: Not Found
500 = Failed: Internal Error
501 = Failed: Not Implemented
502 = Failed: Overloaded Temporarily
503 = Failed: Gateway Timeout
Server: A computer that hosts information
available to anyone accessing the Internet.
Server Errors: An error occurring at the server.
Possible errors include:
500 Internal Server Error: The server encountered
an unexpected condition preventing it from fulfilling the
request.
501 Not Implemented: The server is not capable of
supporting the request.
502 Bad Gateway: The server, while acting as a
gateway or proxy, received an invalid response from the
upstream server it accessed in attempting to fulfill the
request.
503 Service Unavailable: The server was unable to
handle the request due to temporary overloading.
TCP/IP: Transmission Control Protocol/Internet
Protocol comprises the rules defining the method by which
data is transferred between computers on the Internet.
TIFF: Tag Image File Format is an image file
format.
URL: Universal Resource Locator is a means of
identifying an exact location on the Internet. For
example, http://www.egsoftware.com/html/info/default.htm
is the URL which defines the use of HTTP to access the
Web page Default.htm in the /html/info/ directory on the
e.g. Software, Inc. Web server ). As the previous example
shows, a URL is comprised of four parts: Protocol Type
(HTTP), Machine Name (egsoftware.com), Directory Path
(/html/info/) and File Name. (default.htm)
User Address: The domain name or IP address for the
remote user.
User Agent: The fields in an extended Web server
log file indicating the browser and the platform used by
a visitor.
User Session: A session of activity (all hits) for
one user of a Web site. A unique user is determined by
the IP address or domain name. By default, a user session
is terminated when a user falls inactive for more than 30
minutes.
World-Wide Web (WWW, the Web, W3): The Web is a
HyperText-based, distributed system developed to provide
Internet users an easy, intuitive means of accessing
information.
XBM: An XBitMap is a simple, black-and-white image
format.
e.g.
Software, Incorporated
This report was generated
by WebTrends, an e.g. Software Web Site Analysis and
Reporting tool.
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