>
>
> We are running our homepage on a Windows NT Server and have been using
> Analog to do our webpage stats. However, our Systems Administrator
> left abruptly and didn't tell us how to get to the logfiles
> we need for
> our stats. We may be way off base, but we think we need to know the
> Administator Server Port Number to get to them.
>
> If this is correct, is there any way for us to determine that
> port number?
You didn't write what Web server you're running, but let's
suppose that you have IIS4. II3 is similar.
Then, open your 'Internet Service Manager', find your Admin site
under 'Internet Information Server' and right-click on it, open
Properties | Web Site | TCP Port.
However, you are not correct, you don't need Admin web site
to find your log files. You can look at Analog config files
to find what files it reads, but if you prefer clicking,
then go to your web site, open Properties | Web Site and see if
Enable Logging is marked (probably is, since your Admin used
Analog before), and under Properties see where are
your log files stored.
Cheers,
Tom
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