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Hi everybody
I am currently trying to exploit our IIS server
logs to get manageable usage reports of the company intranet : analog looks like
just the right tool to do this!
but the catch is, I have been asked to identify
each user by his computer host name. I thus have to use some kinf of DNS lookup
to convert the IP address contained in the log files into a host name.
Unfortunately, we are using DHCP assigned IPs, so the relationship between an IP
and a host name is kind of time-dependent. I have access to a log file which
traces the IP changes of every connected host, it looks like :
<hostname>;<IP>;04/02/02
19:29:36
<hostname>;<IP>;04/02/02 19:30:48 <hostname>;<IP>;04/03/02
11:28:59
etc...
I was wondering if there was a way to use this as a
kind of dns cache file, maybe by converting the date/time into a
timestamp?
anyway, I need to resolve the IPs in my IIS log to
the host that was using it at that time, so I would really apreciate it if
someone could tell me wether I have any chance of success using this DHCP log
with analog, or if I should try to find another piece of software which would
make my life easier :-)
thanks a lot for any suggestions
kindly
Bruno
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