Site Statistics Overview
Many statistics about the usage of your web site are available
through the Site Statistics option in the Control Panel.
The statistics are generated by the http-analyze program,
by Rent-A-Guru.
Note: Though this documentation provides an overview on using
the Site Statistics option, it does not include detailed
information regarding all of the statistics that you can view.
For an in-depth explanation of these, please visit the
Http-Analyze web site, located at
http://www.netstore.de/Supply/http-analyze/ and follow the
link to Documentation.
How to View Your Site Statistics (with Navigation Window)
- From the Control Panel, select the Site Statistics
option. The WWW Access Statistics page displays.
There are a number of options available on this main
statistics menu page:
- Statistics for the last 12 months: Shows the web
statistics for the 12-month period ending in the current
month.
- Statistics for <Year>: Shows the web statistics
for the given year.
- Frames version: Provides an alternate way of
viewing statistics for users that prefer it.
(For this explanation, a non-frame example will be used.)
- Select the Statistics for the last 12 months
link. First, a Navigation Window opens which provides
a way for you to navigate through the different displays of
statistics. It is here that you can determine which month
you would like to focus on.
Also, in the existing browser window, a new page
displays, which displays a chart and table of statistics for
the current month.
- The main statistics displayed on this page are:
- Hits: The number of times your site is given
a request for information from a web browser. (Note: a
web page with two images would generate three "hits",
one each for the images, and one for the page itself.)
- Files: The number of times a web browser
requests a file and the server on which your site
resides delivers that file.
- Pageviews: The number of times a web browser
requests a text or html file, which shows a truer
reflection of the actual documents requested from your
site.
- Sessions: The number of unique hosts
accessing the server during a given period of time.
- Kbytes Sent: The amount of data sent during
the summary period as reported by the server.
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How To View Your Site Statistics
(Frames Version):
- From the Control Panel, select the Site Statistics
option. The WWW Access Statistics page displays.
- Select the Frames Version link below the
Statistics for the last 12 months text. The same summary
chart and table appear in the main frame of the browser, but
rather than having the statistic controls open in a new
"Navigation Window", they appear instead in the control
frame to the left.
- The main statistics displayed on this page are the same
as described in the previous section.
- Use the Control Frame to select a specific month.
Then select the type of statistic you would like to see by
clicking on the appropriate button in the Control Frame. The
statistical information that you requested appears in the
main frame.
For more detailed explanations of these and many other
statistical terms related to your site, please visit the
Http-Analyze web site by clicking on the link in the bottom
left corner of the Site Statistics screen. Once at the
Http-Analyze site, follow the link for Documentation,
then Interpretation of the Results.
For more detailed explanations of these and many other
statistical terms related to your site, please visit the
Http-Analyze web site by clicking on the link in the bottom
left corner of the Site Statistics screen. Once at the
Http-Analyze site, follow the link for Documentation,
then Interpretation of the Results.
- Use the Navigation Window to select a specific month.
Once you are at the month level of data, many more statistic
options become available to you.
- Selecting one of these statistical options in the
Navigation window causes the statistics to be displayed in
the main browser window. For instance, selecting the Hits
by Day link results in the following (shown below).
- Each link in the navigation window will display a
different set of statistics in the main window.
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